Ghana 57

Ghana gained independence from Britain on 6 March 1957, the milestone carried by the number 57. English is the official language, alongside a multilingual cultural landscape that includes Akan, Ewe, Ga and Dagbani. Kente weaving conveys histories and ideas through colour, pattern and named designs; highlife music connects social life, dance and changing generations. The black star expresses Pan-African solidarity. This ORIGIN 54 jersey brings those threads into a contemporary design, honouring both independence and the communities that keep Ghanaian culture moving.

English is official; Akan, Ewe, Ga, Dagbani and many other languages are spoken.

Proposed development specification, not a verified production composition.

• 100% polyester breathable athletic mesh, targeting 200 GSM within a 180-220 GSM development range.
• Polyester interlock or bird-eye panels with a double-layer polyester/spandex rib V-neck, targeting 220-280 GSM.
• Layered tackle-twill lettering and numbers with satin-stitch or embroidered edges; embroidered or woven national flag badge.
• Damask woven Afrika Labels / ORIGIN 54 neck label, size tab and hem label.
• Four-thread overlock seams, reinforced stress points and side-split hem.

Proposed shorter, high-hip length with light shaping and a separate women's pattern. Not a cropped fit.

Sampling targets only, in centimetres. These are not validated finished-garment measurements.

Care instructions, shrinkage and colourfastness testing are pending manufacturer and sample approval. Final composition and wash guidance will be confirmed before release.

These concepts cannot be ordered yet; no delivery date is promised. The final delivery options will be confirmed before launch.