The Fremantle 2020 AFL Indigenous Guernsey is unique and not available anywhere else in the USA. The jumper or guernsey has been designed by former Fremantle Dockers player Antoni Grover and his sisters Nicole King and Alicia King.

The uniform will be worn by Fremantle players for the AFL’s Sir Doug Nicholls Round against Sydney on Saturday 22 August at Optus Stadium. We will have limited stock in Lge, XL and 2XL.

Grover, who played 202 games between 1999 and 2012, is the fifth past or current player to design one of Fremantle’s Indigenous jumpers, joining Roger Hayden (2013-2016), Dale Kickett (2017-2018), Troy Cook (2019) and Jasmin Stewart (AFLW 2020).

The design illustrates the importance of family to Grover, symbolizing his biological family as well as his ‘Fremantle family’. At the base of the jumper is the main pathway, showing Kangaroo and Emu footprints – animals that can only move forward – along a journey through three mandalas, which represent Fremantle in its third decade as a club.

The dots inside each mandala are representative of those who have contributed to the club and the 20 dots connecting the mandalas represent Head Coach Longmuir’s number in his playing days. At the back of the jumper is a sunrise over Yamatji country, another symbol of a new beginning and a homage to Grover’s father’s side of the family, who hail from Yamatji country.

Fremantle Dockers 2020 Indigenous Guernsey features:

• A structured 3-piece neckline that sits comfortably on the body
• All sponsor logos are sublimated into the fabric itself
• A sublimated AFL Dockers locker label on the bottom left
• The cross stretch insert on the back neck and shirt tail hem offers an unparalleled fit that every fan wants from their AFL sports gear

With a soft handle and sleek appearance, all it needs is a gentle machine wash in warm water and it’s as good as new again, ready for the next footy event.

Size CHEST

L 39 - 41
XL 41 - 43
2XL 43 - 45

Please Note: All measurements displayed are to fit body measurement