Jamaica 1998 Away

Jamaica 1998 Away Shirt – For Fans Who Think Reggae Boyz is the Coolest Team Name Ever 🇯🇲🎶

Slip into this Adidas green-and-yellow beauty and relive the summer Jamaica made their World Cup debut in France ‘98 – bringing reggae vibes, dreadlocks, and a squad so cool they made Group H feel like a beach party. 🏖️ Managed by René Simões (the Brazilian who turned Jamaica into Caribbean legends), this team finished 3rd in their group (above Japan, no biggie) and won hearts worldwide with their flair, fun, and “we’re just happy to be here” energy.

Crafted with sleeves so 90s they should come with a Shaggy mixtape 📼, this kit screams “we’ve got Digicel on the chest, dreadlocks in the wind, and a defence that occasionally remembered to tackle”. The yellow trim? A nod to the sunshine vibes they brought to every match.

Meet the icons:

• Theodore Whitmore 🎯: Scored both goals in the 2-1 win over Japan (still a national hero).

• Robbie Earle 🚀: Midfield dynamo, dreadlocks flowing, and the reason Jamaica almost beat Croatia.

• Warren Barrett 🧤: Captain, goalkeeper, and owner of a scream that scared even Ronaldo.

• Onandi Lowe 💥: Towering striker, scored that goal vs Argentina, and made defenders wish they’d stayed home.

• Ricardo Gardner ⚡: Bibi, left-back legend, and the reason Jamaica’s attack started at the back.

Honours? World Cup debut 🌍 (made history), and the eternal joy of being the coolest team in France ‘98.

Wear this shirt to flex your “I remember when Jamaica brought the vibes to the World Cup” nostalgia. Perfect for re-enacting Whitmore’s ”how’s that gone in?!” strikes, Earle’s ”I’ll dribble your nan” runs, or Simões’ ”let’s just enjoy the ride” sideline zen.

Note: May trigger sudden cravings for jerk chicken, debates about “what if we’d beaten Croatia?”, and a weird urge to hum One Love. Pair with cargo shorts and a burning love for reggae.

P.S. Warning: Wearing this near France may trigger ”we almost beat you!” flashbacks. 😏🇫🇷

Reggae Boyz forever. 🎶✨