Nostalgia is the driving force behind 'The Little General' jersey the Vodafone Warriors during select away games in their 25th season.
The Canterbury of New Zealand-designed alternative away jersey is based on the kit the Auckland Warriors wore in 1997 when a 21-year-old Jones delivered a string of masterclass performances to win the club's player of the year award.
It remains the only time a halfback has won the accolade in the club's first 24 seasons, one of just six times a forward hasn't claimed the season-ending prize.
The 1997 campaign marks a singular time in the Vodafone Warriors' history when the club aligned itself with the Super League competition, a season which was split between a 10-team Australasian competition and the World Club Challenge which also involved 12 English Super League clubs.
Jones played in all 18 of the Warriors' Super League matches, scoring seven tries, while he also excelled in the World Club Challenge when the Warriors won all six pool matches before losing to Brisbane in the semi-finals.
Made by CCC this jersey is marked as a 2XL and measures 62cm across the chest (pit to pit), making it true to fit.
