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    By Tony O. Lawson In November 2025, Haiti qualified for the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 52 years. No major sponsor announced a campaign. No government tourism office launched a rebranding initiative. No conglomerate acquired the rights to monetize the moment. What happened instead was more instructive. A capsule collection built around the Haitian national football jersey generated tens of thousands of saves on Instagram, closed pre-orders ahead of match fixtures, and sparked a global fashion conversation centered on a nation the mainstream market has spent decades either ignoring or reducing to moments of crisis. The collection

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