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Same as the Nines jersey but with blue piping, new Warriors NRL logo and different detail around the armpit area. Both the Warriors and NRL logo were embroidered on as well. I cant remember now and will need to confirm this but Im sure these were only made available at home games. CHECK...

This jersey was worn during the Warriors match at Westpac Stadium in Wellington. The design was based off Wellington's provincial team the Orca's home colours. The design for this jersey was accidentally leaked online by a supplier. At the time it wasnt known whether the jersey was actually...

Named the NZ Fern Edition by the Warriors and CCC. Was also known as the Black fern, Eden Park or Warriors All Black jersey. Worn against the Parramatta Eels this jersey was a loose tribute to the All Blacks with the Warriors playing at Eden Park, the home of Rugby, for the first time. This...

Known as the Awen Guttenbeil Testimonial jersey. This stunning one-off Vodafone Warriors jersey was produced by Puma for Guttenbeil's testimonial match against Cronulla at Mt Smart Stadium on August 5 2006. Only a limited number were manufactured. The design featured the work of renowned moko...

There was no reason as to way these jerseys were released. They were simply referred to as Warriors Special jerseys. Most collectors refer to them as the Warriors hoop jersey. First worn against the Roosters in Round 25 2004. Was then used again in 27th February 2005 for the trial game against...

In 2005 when Stacey Jones first 'retired' from the Warriors a limited edition jersey of 200 was released to commemorate his time at the club and raise money for the man himself. Need confirmation but I believe these jerseys were made up by the Mad Butcher. Each one has an embroidery and...

NRL rules stated that each club had to have a one off jersey. These were simply referred to as Warriors Special jerseys. Most collectors refer to them as the Warriors hoop jersey. These may have been worn in the trial game against the Panthers in Invercargill but I have no evidence to confirm...

Referred to as The Warriors Mt Albert jersey. As far as Im aware there were only 20-30 jerseys ever made and almost all were auction off. One was kept by the Warriors, another was given to Mt Albert Rugby League club (Ivan Cleary's number 1 jersey) and even Helen Clark ended up with one...