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Fit note: If you are between sizes, broad through the shoulders, or prefer additional room through the chest, select one size up. Men’s Small can also fit a Woman’s Small.
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Before maps called it “Hispaniola,” the island was known as Ayiti—“land of high mountains” in the Taíno language. This jersey takes that original name and builds a story around it: Indigenous land, Black revolution, and a culture that refused to disappear.
The design centers three elements you can spot from across a room:
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Mountain silhouettes in deep reds and blues, echoing Haiti’s flag and its spine of peaks.
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Taíno-inspired petroglyph-style marks, recognizing the first people to name the island.
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Vodou vèvè–inspired sacred symbols, developed only with Haitian Vodou practitioners and historians, treated as spiritual language—not just graphic decoration.
Woven into the jersey is the story people remember when they talk about it later: Haiti as the first Black republic, the 1804 revolution that defeated Napoleon, African spiritual traditions like Vodou used as resistance and cultural preservation, and Kreyòl as more than a dialect—an identity.
AYITI is designed as Haitian heritage clothing, Ayiti fashion, and Caribbean revolution jersey all at once. It’s the piece someone points at and asks, “What does that mean?”—and you get to answer with a name, a mountain, and a revolution.
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