THE HISTORY OF REPRESENTATIVE / INTERSTATE FOOTBALL
SOUTH AUSTRALIA - UNIFORMS
(2000-present day)
2000-2003
2000
- Sekem replaced Canterbury as the apparel sponsor.
- The base of the gold vee went from rounded to pointy for the first time since 1995-96 (and before that 1955).
2001-2003
- West End logo was changed to a more-modern look.
2005-2006
2005 - the number font changed from the traditional footy font.
2006 - "Be active" added above the SANFL logo (this slogan was part of an SA State Government health initiative).
2008
- navy blue worn for the first time since 1978.
- vees much deeper on the jumper than previous seasons (the only seasons with comparable depth were 1996-97).
- Sekem logo moved from the vees to just below the neck.
- West End logo added to the shorts.
- SANFL logo on the shorts became noticeably larger.
2009
KooGa replaced Sekem as the apparel sponsor and their logo was added to the front of the socks and the vees.
2012-2013
- vees became much thicker than at any stage since the 1950s.
- Andrew McLeod/VS VIV Sports replaced KooGa as apparel sponsor and their logo was added to the jumper front and shorts.
- a third version of the West End Logo was worn (previous versions were worn 1990-2000 and 2001-2009)
- West End logo moved to opposite side of the shorts.
2014
- Andrew McLeod/VS VIV Sports removed from the jumper front.
- SANFL logo became noticeably smaller.
2015-2016
- BLK replaced Andrew McLeod/VS VIV Sports as apparel sponsor and their logo appeared on the shorts.
- change of apparel sponsor resulted in a different jumper template and neck design.
2015 - the vees moved down the jumper (most of the top of the blue vee finished against the shoulder trim).
2016 - the vees returned to their 2012-14 position (the top of the blue vee finished above the shoulder trim).
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