All Blacks Jerseys Over The Years

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1/11 1924 - A thick jersey laced up at the neck and with a giant silver fern
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2/11 1987 - Our first Rugby World Cup jersey, keeping with the white collar and the silver fern on the left-hand side
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3/11 1991
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4/11 1995 - Steinlager is the first sponsor logo to appear on the black jersey
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5/11 1998
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6/11 1999 - Adidas take over making the All Blacks jersey. They ditch the traditional white collar and the Steinlager logo
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7/11 2000
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8/11 2007 - New tight-fitting jerseys for the All Blacks are unveiled. Also note that between 2000 and 2007, the word 'New Zealand' was dropped from the jersey.
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9/11 2011 - The return of the white collar and our first Rugby World Cup win since 1987... coincidence?
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10/11 2012 - AIG begin sponsoring the All Blacks, and secure a very controversial logo placement on the front of the jersey
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11/11 2014 - The new All Blacks jersey, dubbed 'the blackest jersey yet' with the logos in gun-metal grey instead of white
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PHOTOS: All Blacks jerseys over the years

The All Blacks jersey has been changed a number of times over the years. Some of the changes have been simple design tweaks, some have been changes in the technology behind the jersey, and some changes have been very controversial in the eyes of many New Zealanders.

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