Designed by Palestinian artist @bint.bandora, UNRWA USA’s limited-edition is a tribute to the children of Gaza and their right to a safe and dignified childhood. This is more than a jersey. It is a piece of cultural storytelling designed to turn solidarity into action.
Whether you purchase a jersey, become a monthly donor, or make a one-time gift, your support helps strengthen UNRWA USA’s ability to stand with Palestine refugees and respond to evolving needs in Gaza, the West Bank (including East Jerusalem), Syria, Lebanon and Jordan.
While the world gathers around for the love of soccer, children in Gaza continue to play through hardship and uncertainty, holding onto joy and hope. This jersey honors that resilience and the children who should still be here playing today.
The design incorporates Palestinian cultural symbolism, including keffiyeh patterns, olive branches, tatreez embroidery, and natural motifs like the Gaza sunbird and shoreline waves. At its center are three children playing soccer, including two amputees—honoring both memory and the enduring spirit of childhood. The reverse side features the UNRWA USA’s core message “Showing Palestine Refugees That Americans Care.”
This is a limited release, once it’s gone, it’s gone.
📦 Please note: This is a preorder item. Jerseys will begin shipping in late July (after production is completed in late June). You will receive tracking information once your order ships.
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Size Guide / How to Measure / Material Description
Made from 100% polyester, this jersey is designed for durability, comfort, and everyday wear. Please refer to the size chart in the product photos and compare the measurements with a similar garment you own.
Body Length: Measured from the high point of the shoulder (HPS) to the finished hem at the back.
1/2 Chest Width: Measured flat, one inch below the armhole across the front of the garment. Double this measurement for full chest circumference.
Sleeve Length (Center Back): Measured from the center back of the neck, across the shoulder point, and down to the sleeve hem.
Designed by Palestinian artist @bint.bandora, UNRWA USA’s limited-edition is a tribute to the children of Gaza and their right to a safe and dignified childhood. This is more than a jersey. It is a piece of cultural storytelling designed to turn solidarity into action.
Whether you purchase a jersey, become a monthly donor, or make a one-time gift, your support helps strengthen UNRWA USA’s ability to stand with Palestine refugees and respond to evolving needs in Gaza, the West Bank (including East Jerusalem), Syria, Lebanon and Jordan.
While the world gathers around for the love of soccer, children in Gaza continue to play through hardship and uncertainty, holding onto joy and hope. This jersey honors that resilience and the children who should still be here playing today.
The design incorporates Palestinian cultural symbolism, including keffiyeh patterns, olive branches, tatreez embroidery, and natural motifs like the Gaza sunbird and shoreline waves. At its center are three children playing soccer, including two amputees—honoring both memory and the enduring spirit of childhood. The reverse side features the UNRWA USA’s core message “Showing Palestine Refugees That Americans Care.”
This is a limited release, once it’s gone, it’s gone.
📦 Please note: This is a preorder item. Jerseys will begin shipping in late July (after production is completed in late June). You will receive tracking information once your order ships.
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Size Guide / How to Measure / Material Description
Made from 100% polyester, this jersey is designed for durability, comfort, and everyday wear. Please refer to the size chart in the product photos and compare the measurements with a similar garment you own.
Body Length: Measured from the high point of the shoulder (HPS) to the finished hem at the back.
1/2 Chest Width: Measured flat, one inch below the armhole across the front of the garment. Double this measurement for full chest circumference.
Sleeve Length (Center Back): Measured from the center back of the neck, across the shoulder point, and down to the sleeve hem.
