Adelaide SANFL jumpers
2014
Adelaide opted to use a predominantly white guernsey to avoid clashes with opposition clubs when it first entered a team in the SANFL in 2014. Crows members were asked to vote online from a range of options and the traditional style football ‘V’ guernsey, using the Club’s navy blue, red and yellow, was the most popular selection. The Crows logo appeared on the back of the guernsey, above a navy blue number.
Riley Knight, Jared Petrenko, Jake Kelly, Angus Graham and Shaun McKernan in Adelaide’s first SANFL jumper; the back of Matt Crouch’s jumper.
2015
After the move to new supplier BLK, the 2015 SANFL guernsey featured a different neckline with a white patch at the front of the collar. The blue front panel was larger, reaching the top of the shoulder line, and there was a red Toyota logo on a white patch. The Club crest replaced the Crows logo on the back above the number and the strips of blue and red on the sides were slimmer. The initials ‘PW’ were added to the back of the collar after the death of senior coach Phil Walsh in July 2015.
Andy Otten, Ian Callinan and James Podsiadly in the 2015 jumper; initials PW on the back of the collar.
2016
There was a white Toyota logo on the front, instead of red, and the red and gold stripes were slightly lower on the chest below a bigger blue area.
Riley Knight, Nathan van Berlo, Mitch Grigg and Wayne Milera in the 2016 SANFL jumper.
2017
The neckline changed with the switch to new supplier ISC. A sponsor badge was added to the front of the regular guernsey, below the ‘V’. For the first time, the Crows SANFL players wore an Indigenous guernsey, using the same design as the AFL version.
Scott Thompson, Ben Davis and Elliott Himmelberg in the 2017 SANFL jumper; the SANFL version of Adelaide’s Indigenous jumper.
2018
The collar changed and the Balfours sponsor ad changed its style on the front. The SANFL side wore an SANFL version of the Club’s 2018 Indigenous Round jumper.
Ben Davis, Patrick Wilson and Paul Hunter in the 2018 jumper; the SANFL Indigenous guernsey.
2019
ISC changed the neckline template on the SANFL jumpers back to the 2017 style and the 2019 AFL Indigenous Round design was again used by the SANFL side. The Balfours badge on the front of the main jumper also reverted to the 2017 style.
Jordan Butts, Myles Poholke and Darcy Fogarty; the 2019 Indigenous jumper.
2020
Adelaide did not play any SANFL games in 2020 due to COVID-19. The SANFL postponed the start of the season and then the SA-based AFL clubs were unable to compete in the State League because of the restrictions on AFL-listed players.
2021
Adelaide unveiled a new SANFL guernsey for the 2021 season, predominantly red and featuring gold and blue hoops. The order of the hoops was different to the red AFL clash jumper, with yellow at the top. The gold number was outlined in blue. A yellow version was worn in one game to avoid a clash with North Adelaide. Crow Ben Davis designed the Club’s 2021 Indigenous guernsey, used in the AFL and SANFL (with different sponsor badges).
2022
A new sponsor badge on the back was the main change to the red-based SANFL guernsey for the 2022 season. The blue outline on the number was also removed. For the first time in Adelaide’s history, the Club’s AFL, AFLW and SANFL sides wore an Indigenous guernsey with the same design.
2023
A new sponsor badge above the number replaced the club emblem for the 2023 season. The Club’s AFL, AFLW and SANFL sides again wore an Indigenous guernsey with the same design.
Brayden Cook, Billy Dowling, Matt Crouch, Louis Sharrad and Tariek Newchurch (42) in the regular SANFL jumper; Soligo, Shane McAdam in the SANFL version of the club’s Indigenous guernsey.