Authentic England national team away jersey from the 2002 FIFA World Cup, featuring a vibrant red base with subtle textured pattern across the fabric. The back displays 'RICE' in bold white lettering above the number '4', both outlined in black for high contrast and visibility. Sleeves feature official tournament patches: the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan emblem on the right sleeve and the FIFA World Cup trophy patch on the left, signifying official licensing. Collar and sleeve cuffs are trimmed in navy blue with fine white piping, adding refined detail. Constructed from lightweight, breathable polyester typical of early-2000s matchwear, this jersey offers classic football heritage styling with historical significance—worn by defender Sol Campbell (though named 'Rice' here, likely a fan or replica variant; original squad had Rio Ferdinand #5, Sol Campbell #6, but #4 was not assigned to Rice in 2002—this appears to be a commemorative or fan-made piece referencing former player John Rice or a mislabeled replica). Ideal for collectors, retro football fans, or casual streetwear layering. The garment hangs cleanly on a hanger, showing excellent condition with no visible wear, making it a standout piece for display or light wear in warm weather.