Jamaica Design Association – The Association for Jamaican Designers.

Welcome to Jamaica Design Association

At the heart of Jamaican innovation – The hub of our design industry, the Jamaica Design Association (JDA ) aims to inspire, educate and support members of Jamaica’s design industry while maintaining a connection with designers and design enthusiasts from nations all across the globe – through collaboration, conversation and camaraderie. Members are welcome from ALL design disciplines and their related industries

Mon – Sat10.00 PM – 5.00 AM

SundayCLOSED

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Our Merch

Canvas Tote Bags

$25.00

Two sizes available, both made of 10oz natural canvas fabric
Small measures 15″x15″ with 26.5″ reinforced fabric handles
Medium measures 15″x18″x6″ with 22″ reinforced fabric handles with full side and bottom support gussets
Machine wash cold inside out with like colors, tumble dry low

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Classic T-Shirt
$20.00
Features including lay flat collar and shoulder to shoulder tapering will make this your new favorite t-shirt.

Heavy weight fabric

Short-sleeve and crewneck with a tagless neck label

Classic unisex style

Size up if you need something roomier

Features a sharp and vivid printed design
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Standard Mugs
$15.00
Our standard 11 oz mug is 3.75″ tall x 3″ diameter comes in two styles: Standard White Mug and Standard Mug with black interior & handle.

Our Mega 20 oz mug comes in white durable ceramic only

Both feature a ceramic construction with an easy grip handle

Features a sharp and vivid printed design

Microwave and top shelf dishwasher safe
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Women’s Classic T-Shirts

$26.00

Short-sleeve and crewneck with a tagless neck label
Classic feminine cut makes this an easy fit
Size up if you want something roomier
Features a sharp and vivid printed design
All colors are 100% Pre-Shrunk Cotton; Gray is a Cotton/Polyester Blend
Machine wash cold inside out with like colors, tumble dry low for easy care

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From Our Blog

Why ‘The New York Times’ reinvented its front page to cover COVID-19

by Yorkali Walters1 October 2020

Here, Baquet discusses how design can amplify the truth at a time when even basic facts are under siege, why print isn’t dead, and why design is key to solving journalism’s biggest problems.