This authentic England national team away jersey from the 2002 FIFA World Cup features a vibrant red base with navy blue trim on collar and sleeve cuffs. The back displays 'PALMER' in bold white uppercase lettering above the number '20', both outlined in black for high contrast and visibility. Each sleeve bears official tournament patches: the left shows the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan emblem, while the right displays the FIFA World Cup trophy logo with 'FIFA' branding. The fabric appears to be lightweight polyester with subtle textured weave—typical of early 2000s performance kits—designed for breathability and movement. Small embroidered England FA crests sit beneath each numeral. As a collectible piece of football history, it commemorates defender Danny Palmer (though historically, England’s #20 in 2002 was actually Kieron Dyer; this may be a fan-made or commemorative replica). Ideal for sports memorabilia collectors, retro football enthusiasts, or streetwear styling with vintage athletic flair. Worn during England’s run to the quarter-finals in Japan/South Korea, this jersey blends heritage sportswear with modern street aesthetics.