Federation Join the 212 Club - A seat at the table to help MISF become a FIFA member
1 November 2026 · Federation
The Marshall Islands Soccer Federation (MISF) is proud to release the 212 Limited Edition Home Jersey, a strictly limited run of 212 numbered jerseys,
The Marshall Islands Soccer Federation (MISF) is proud to release the 212 Limited Edition Home Jersey, a strictly limited run of 212 numbered jerseys, and the first shirt to come out of our new partnership with WOVN. It is more than a piece of kit. It is an invitation to help fund one of the biggest milestones in our short history: our first ever home international match.
Why 212
FIFA currently recognises 211 Member Associations. We want to be the 212th, and every shirt in this release carries that number as a statement of intent.
We only see 212 as a total goal, not a sudden leap. Think of it like water reaching boiling point. At 211 degrees Fahrenheit, water is hot. At 212 degrees, it boils, and boiling water creates the steam that can power a locomotive. That one extra degree is the difference between hot water and unstoppable force, and it does not arrive all at once. It is the result of everything that came before it.
That is what this shirt represents. Getting to FIFA membership will not come from one grand gesture. It will come from thousands of small efforts, from supporters like you, adding up to the degree that makes us boil over. Every one of these 212 jerseys sold is one more degree of heat toward that goal.
What Makes This Edition Different
Only 212 of these jerseys will ever exist. Each one carries an individually numbered authenticity tag, hand-stitched into the corner, and arrives in a presentation box with a signed certificate of authenticity.
Buying one also includes 12 months' membership of the 212 Club, our monthly leadership roundtable, where members sit alongside MISF's leadership and help shape the Federation's actual strategy in real time.
Join the club - Get your limited edition 212 jersey now
A Shirt Built From Our Story
The design draws on traditional Marshallese tattooing motifs, an art form that has marked status, courage and identity across our islands for generations. Historically, a full tattoo was earned rather than simply chosen. It was a rite of passage into adulthood, a test of endurance, and for some, a mark of rank that could identify a chief on sight.