Ellis Rugby Jonah Lomu 1999 Polo

Ellis Rugby’s Jonah Lomu 1999 Polo draws on Jonah Lomu’s achievements at the 1999 Rugby World Cup. During that tournament, he scored eight tries, which was the most ever scored in a single World Cup at that time. The semi-final against England is referenced as a defining moment, with Lomu breaking through the defence to score.

Developed in close collaboration with Jonah’s family, the collection involves his late wife Nadene and sons Brayley and Dhyreille. The design is positioned as a tribute to Lomu’s rugby legacy and cultural roots, with a stated focus on strength, humility, and pride.

Key features

• Rugby polo
• Inspired by Jonah Lomu’s 1999 Rugby World Cup achievements
• References his eight tries scored during the tournament
• Developed in collaboration with Jonah Lomu’s family, including Nadene, Brayley and Dhyreille

Please note: Colours shown are as accurate as possible, though may vary slightly depending on your screen settings.

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