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Melbourne Storm is proud to release the club’s 2021 Indigenous Jersey.
Designed by Krstel Petrevski, players will wear the jersey in rounds 12 and 20 of the 2021 season.
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The details of the design, as described by Krstel:
- The art on the front panel is in the shape of the state of Victoria (turned sideways).
- Circles represent the QLD bubble from the 2020 season and AAMI Park and the people that play their part – players, staff, family and members. This all represents the journey home.
- The circles are joined by lines which represent the many cultures that link together in making up the Melbourne Storm.
- A curved purple line represents the Yarra River and how it runs through the city of Melbourne.
- Footprints represent the journey a player takes from joining the club to leaving as a better person.
- The handprint represents the 5 values of the club: family, accountability, hard work, respect and passion.
- Melbourne Storm past and present Indigenous players are listed on the lower back.
- Pattern on the lower right back panel represents all the other cultures to have represented the Storm to show inclusivity.
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The 2021 Melbourne Storm Indigenous Jersey features include:
- Embroidered Melbourne Storm and NRL logos.
- Sublimated Indigenous Storm detail as described above
- Sublimated sponsor logos including Redzed, Suzuki and Grill’d
- Manufactured by Castore