Wallabies 2018 Women's Replica Indigenous Jersey

Australian Rugby is committed to furthering reconciliation in Australia and using our great global game to promote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture which is the oldest continuous living culture in the world.

The Wallabies Indigenous Jersey has been designed by a young Kamilario/Gamilaraay man from Redfern Sydney. The artwork shows the Wallabies and Indigenous and non-indigenous communities coming together as one. The name Wallaby, also known as 'Walabi' or 'wulaba', comes from the Aboriginal language of the Gadigal people of Eora Country (Sydney).

Through the centre of the artwork, the Wallaby is shown as a symbol for moving forward; it travels through many lands and communities whilst facing obstacles along the way. As the Wallaby can only move forward and no backwards, it reflects the ARU's goals to celebrate sport, culture and community by always showing strength, respect and courage.

The Layers of circular symbols and patterns depict the many camps, communities and people who all meet around the Wallaby to work, share and connect with one another. In honour of the 14 Indigenous players who have donned the Wallabies jersey, there are 14 symbols surrounding the Wallaby which celebrate the communities and contributions of Australia's 14 Indigenous Wallabies.

The jersey will be proudly worn in the 3rd Bledisloe Cup match in Brisbane on Saturday the 21st October.

• 100% lightweight polyester garment
• Moisture wicking and quick dry finish
• Green and Gold indigenous theme
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Flags on each sleeve
• Manufactured by Asics