South Africa Home shirt during the 1996 African Cup of Nations, signed by the technical sponsor Kappa. Size L.

The white base of the shirt is embellished with gold and black horizontal lines that overlap and as many thin lines that capture the uniform logos in a V shape. The black stand-up collar, with green and yellow details, adds a touch of elegance and originality.

The coat of arms of South Africa, with the initials SA FA, is embroidered on the left side of the chest, transversely we find the Kappa technical sponsor, also applied with the embroidery technique.

On 3 February 1996, South Africa hosted the African Cup of Nations after Kenya withdrew and managed to lift the trophy by defeating Tunisia 2-0, both goals scored by Williams. This victory marked South Africa's triumphant return to the international stage.

Furthermore, the victory allowed them to participate in the 1997 Confederations Cup, the first organized by FIFA.