Australia national rugby union team kits

Kit evolution

Australia kit evolution as follows:^[1]

1899–1904 ^{[Notes 1]}	1899–1904 ^{[Notes 2]}^[2]	1905–07	1908–28 ^{[Notes 3]}^[2]	1929–61 ^{[Notes 4]}^[2]	1937^{[Notes 5]}^[3].	1961^{[Notes 6]}.^[4]^[2]
1984–89	1989–1996 Home	1995 WC Away	1997–1999 Home	1998-99 Commemorative Away	1999–2004 Home	2005–2007 Home
2007–2009 Home	2010–2012 Home	2013 Home	2014–2015 Home	2015–2016 Home	2015 WC Home	2017–2018 Home
2017–2018 Indigenous	2018–2019 Home	2019 Home	2019 Away	2021 Home	2022 Home	2023 RWC Home
2023 RWC Away

↑ Worn in the first test v. Great Britain on 4 June 1899. From then on, Australia tended to use the colours of the state they were playing in, in this case, the light blue of New South Wales.
↑ Worn in the second test v. Great Britain at Brisbane. From then on, Australia tended to use the colours of the state they were playing in, in this case, the maroon of Queensland.
↑ Worn during the 1908–09 tour of Great Britain. It was revived in the tour of South Africa and Rhodesia in 1933, and also for tours of New Zealand in 1936 and 1946.
↑ Worn during a series v. the All Blacks in 1929, 1931 and 1932.
↑ Worn in 1937 against South Africa
↑ The now traditional gold jersey was introduced in the 1961 tour of South Africa to avoid confusion with the Springboks jersey