Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Mens 2026 Indigenous Jersey

Name: Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Mens 2026 Indigenous Jersey
Brand: O'Neills
SKU: NRLXMZ069303
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Brand: O'NEILLS
Category: Sports & Outdoors
SKU: NRLXMZ069303
Sizes: 5 in stock

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Product Overview

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs are pleased to announce the official launch of the Club’s 2026 Indigenous Jersey - “Strength & Resilience” - by renowned Dunghutti artist, Kyara Fernando.

Both the first-grade squads will don the jersey during Indigenous Round when the NRL side host the Rabbitohs (Round 24), and the NRLW team take on the Cowboys (Round 6) and Eels (Round 7).

Local artist Kyara Fernando – who was also tasked with last year's design – has brought the 2026 Indigenous Jersey to life with a stunning Blue base and the implementation of thematic icons and motifs throughout.

Meeting Places: Indicating gatherings, various areas and locations visualised as central points for coming together to Bulldogs games.

Warrior: Representing hunters, protectors and defenders of country and family, keepers of lore, and providers of strength.

Women & Children: The caretakers of the country and family, who represent nurturing, guiding, leadership and spiritual connection.

Aboriginal Weapons & Tools: Including shields, fighting clubs and boomerangs, further highlighting strength and resilience.

Communities, Footprints and Handprints: Acknowledging the past and present pathways, the Canterbury-Bankstown community and the identity of its people as well as Bulldogs players.