#Jamaica64!
Gerald A Gordon via IG/@repja
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
August 4, 2026

#Jamaica64!

Black. Green. Gold. But make it fashion.

This Independence, skip the predictable and step into pieces designed and made in Jamaica. Consider it a love letter to local creativity — and a stylish salute to the talent shaping the island’s fashion identity.

 

Shop pieces at:

• repja.com

• cur8-4.myshopify.com

• IG/@erricealiciadesigns

The Maison Bent Queen Nanny Football Shirt has earned the ultimate stamp of approval, with cricket icon Chris Gayle sporting the statement piece. (Photo: IG/@maisonbentofficial)

Because nothing says national pride quite like waving or wearing the CUR8 Jamaican Multipurpose Headtie. (Photo: cur8-4.myshopify.com)

We count down to designer Errice Alicia Anderson’s Independence drop every year, and her 2026 Jamaica Love Collection delivered once again. A standout for us? The OCTAVIA Capri Set. (Photo: IG/@erricealiciadesigns)

 

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