Clubs must obtain written approval from NNSWF for all playing strip designs prior to placing any order or commencing production.
Any playing strip ordered or produced without prior approval may be rejected by NNSWF, with all associated replacement or rectification costs to be borne by the Club.
Further sanctions may also apply in accordance with the NNSWF Premier Competition Regulations.
Each Club must provide one Home and one Alternate strip for both outfield players and goalkeepers.
The Home strip is the Club’s primary playing strip, while the Alternate strip is the secondary strip used where required to avoid a colour clash. Of the two strips, one must be classified as light and the other as dark.
NNSWF will determine each strip’s classification at its sole discretion and reserves the right to require amendments to, or decline approval of, any proposed design.