Editing Sydney Swans (section)

====Evolution====
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|! colspan="3" style="text-align: center" | '''Uniform Evolution'''<ref>{{cite web |title=Season by Season Jumpers |url=http://www.footyjumpers.com/swansall.htm |website=www.footyjumpers.com |access-date=1 December 2021}}</ref>
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! Design
! width=100px| Period
! Description and history
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|{{Australian rules football kit|pattern_b= _thinwhitehoops|pattern_so= _hoops_white|body= 002D62 |shorts= 002D62|socks= 002D62}}
|1874–1879
|The club's original guernsey. A blue and white hoop design, with blue shorts.
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|{{Australian rules football kit|pattern_b= _thinwhitehoops|pattern_so= _hoops_red|body= ff0000 |shorts= 002D62|socks= ffffff}}
|1880–1904
|The same hoop design, but utilising the modern Red and White colour scheme for the guernsey. Retains the blue shorts from its predecessor.
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|{{Australian rules football kit|pattern_b= _3whitestripes|pattern_so= _hoops_red|body= ff0000|shorts= 002D62|socks= ffffff|title= }}
|1905–06
|A red and white guernsey, with a vertical "bar" design. A one-off jumper based on this design was utilised in 1996, for the Centenary Celebration Round. 
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|{{Australian rules football kit|pattern_b= _redrightsash|pattern_so= _hoops_red|body= ffffff|shorts= 002D62|socks= ffffff}}
|1907–11<br/>1913–19<br/>1923–31
|A white guernsey base, with a red "sash". The sash goes from the left shoulder to the right hip. A one-off version of this guernsey was worn in 2018 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 1918 premiership.
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|{{Australian rules football kit|pattern_b= _redleftsash|pattern_so= _hoops_red|body= ffffff|shorts= 002D62|socks= ffffff}}
|1912
|A reversed form of the same sash guernsey, with the sash going from the right shoulder to the left hip.
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|{{Australian rules football kit|pattern_b= |pattern_so= _hoops_red|body= ff0000|shorts= |socks= ffffff}}
|1920–1922
|A full red guernsey with white shorts. Bore the SMFC monogram on its front.
|-
|{{Australian rules football kit|pattern_b = _Vonwhite|pattern_so= _hoops_red|body= ff0000|shorts= 000000|socks= ffffff}}
|1932–74
|A white guernsey bearing a red chevron, paired with black shorts. Worn in 2003 for the first AFL Heritage Round. 
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|{{Australian rules football kit |pattern_b = _Vonwhite|pattern_so= _hoops_red|body= ff0000|shorts= ff0000|socks= ffffff}}
|1975–86, 2021–present
|The same guernsey design, but with red shorts instead of black. Used on numerous occasion for heritage purposes, such as for Heritage Rounds between 2004 and 2007. Was worn for part of the 2021 season, due to the club's temporary relocation to Melbourne and since the 2022 season, is used as an away guernsey for games in Victoria as well as an alternate against Gold Coast and Brisbane.
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|{{Australian rules football kit |pattern_b= _swans19h|pattern_so= _hoops_red |body= ffffff|shorts= ff0000|socks=}}
|1987–present
|A white guernsey, with a red panel at the top. The red panel is cut in a manner to allow the Sydney Opera House to appear on the guernsey. Paired with red shorts. 
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