Fully Reversible Adidas Jamaica 2023 Anthem Jacket - 15 Official Pictures Leaked
Feb 5, 2023, by Chris
Update: We can leak official pictures of the new Adidas Jamaica 2023 reversible anthem jacket. It was first worn by British boxer Anthony Yarde.
Anthony Yarde wore the unreleased Adidas x Jamaica anthem jacket in his presser ahead of his fight against Artur Beterbiev on 26 January 2023.
Jamaica 2023 Reversible Anthem Jacket
This is the Jamaica 2023 reversible anthem jacket, made by Adidas.
The Adidas Jamaica 2023 reversible anthem jacket follows the approach of the Adidas 2022 World Cup anthem jackets - it has two sides.
The "outside" of the Adidas Jamaica 2023 reversible anthem jacket is classic yellow and black, while the inside has a one-of-a-kind design inspired by the away and pre-match shirts.
Indeed, the same design was used by the Jamaica Football Federation to tease the Adidas deal, and is also used for the Adidas Jamaica 2023 pre-match shirt.
The Adidas Jamaica 2023 reversible anthem jacket is available from 11 February 2023, retailing at 100 Euro.
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