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Product Code: BBANARL-3668
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Rich maroon colouring, flowing purple artwork and densely arranged cream markings give the Brisbane Broncos Indigenous Rugby Jersey 2024 Womens its distinctive appearance. The design, known as 'Ancestors Armour', extends across the entire shirt, creating different visual details from the front, side and back.

Created for the Brisbane Broncos' 2024 NRL Indigenous Round, the artwork acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural practices. Its flowing forms reflect the speed and power of the players, while the broader theme recognises the protection of ancestors who came before them.

The upper chest carries the Broncos crest, ASICS logo and Telstra Premiership emblem, with large white KIA branding across the centre. The sleeves feature contrasting patterns: one uses tightly arranged red shapes, while the other incorporates cream dot formations over a dark maroon background. White sleeve cuffs and a rounded white neckline frame the colourful design.

On the back, THE STAR sponsor panel sits near the shoulders. A yellow National Storage graphic appears across the lower section, surrounded by continuing red, purple and cream artwork. The design remains detailed around the waist and side panels.

The jersey is made from 100% polyester and features short sleeves, embroidered club and competition logos, and sublimated sponsor graphics. Its women's styling is shown with a gently shaped silhouette.

For supporters interested in Brisbane's Indigenous Round designs, this jersey offers a memorable visual reference to the 2024 season. It can be worn to games, while watching rugby league or as casual Broncos apparel. Orders are normally prepared for dispatch within approximately 48 hours, with tracking details supplied by email after shipment.

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