Australia national soccer team kits
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Overview
       1922 First uniform in the colours of NSW & QLD. |
  1924–c.1960 Green and gold introduced, usually with V design. |
 c.1960–1992 Traditional gold-green-white combination. |
1992–1998 Short period of bright yellow designs. |
1999–2003 Short period of mainly dark green designs. |
2004–Present Traditional kit returns with gold socks. |
Legend:
L: Long sleeve variant,
WC: World Cup,
CC: Condfederations Cup,
OC: Oceania Cup.
Home[edit]
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1922
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1924
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1925
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  1933
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1937
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 1954
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     c.1960–72
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 c.1960–72L
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 1973–74
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  1975–76
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   1977–79
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   1980–81
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     1982–83
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   1984
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 1985
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 1986
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 1987
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 1988–89
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    1990–93
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    1993–94
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    1995–96
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    1996–98
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     1999–2000
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    2001
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   2001 CC
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    2002–03
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    2004–05
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   2006–08
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  2008–09
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     2010–11
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  2012–13
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   2014–15
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     2016–17
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    2018–19
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     2020–22
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    2022–
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Away[edit]
     c.1960–72
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 1973–74
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    1974 WC[a]
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   1979–80
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 1980–81
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   1982–83
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   1984
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 1984–85
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 1986–87
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 1988–89
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   1990–93
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     1993–95
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  1996–98
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    1999–2000
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    2001 CC
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    2002–03
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    2004–05
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   2006–08
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  2009
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  2010–11
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  2012–13
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   2014–15
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  2016–18
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  2018–19
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     2020–22
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    2022–
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Alternate[edit]
 1996–98
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 2014
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2015
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    2017
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2017
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2022
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2023
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2023
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Olympic kit evolution[edit]
Home[edit]
Away[edit]
 1988
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    1992
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     1996
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   2000[a]
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     2004
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 2008
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 2020
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Australia women’s national soccer team kits