The Wests Tigers have launched their 2026 Multicultural Jersey, featuring a design that pays tribute to the many cultures that make up the Club’s diverse and deeply connected community.
The jersey aims to showcase many different backgrounds, united through one shared purpose. It highlights both the past and present – honouring those who came before and everyone who proudly wear these colours today.
Featuring bold tiger stripes, strong and true to the Wests Tigers, the design incorporates symbolic markings that represent the many cultures, bloodlines, and backgrounds that shape the Club.
With the Wests Tigers home to one of the most culturally diverse squads in the competition, the jersey holds special significance within the playing group.
The jersey celebrates the rich heritage of Indigenous Australians, Torres Strait Islander, Māori, Samoan, Tongan, Fijian and Cook Islands communities, alongside the proud peoples of the Pacific and the diverse cultures connected to the Club across the globe.
Every mark tells a story — of family, tradition, pride, and strength. Different roots. Shared purpose. Where you come from is your power.
The bloodlines of the Wests Tigers run deeper than any single design could capture. While not every story can be told, this jersey honours the cultures that have helped shape who they are.
When you pull it on, you add your own story to the stripes — becoming part of the legacy, part of the spirit, and part of what unites all.
The Multicultural Jersey will be worn in Round 3 against the South Sydney Rabbitohs in Gosford and Round 4 against the New Zealand Warriors in Auckland.
To see more of the Multicultural Jersey, head to the Roar Store.
