The Australian women's jersey combines green and gold, the national sporting colours, with the federation badge on the chest. The away kit often leans towards white or blue.
The Matildas co-hosted the 2023 Women's World Cup with New Zealand, an edition that significantly boosted the team's popularity in their country.
Green and gold don’t come from the Australian flag, which is blue, white, and red, but from the country's official sports colours, inspired by the golden wattle. All Australian national teams wear them, from cricket to rugby and football.
The home jersey is predominantly green with gold finishes, or the other way around depending on the cycles. The away kit includes more white and blue.
Australia co-hosted the Women’s World Cup with New Zealand. Record attendances and the team’s journey have significantly changed the place of women's football in the country, leading to a high demand for Matildas jerseys.
The next world event takes place in Brazil, from June 24 to July 25, 2027. Australia is part of the Asian confederation, where its qualifiers are contested.
The player version has a fit designed for matches: snug, light, focused on heat management and cut small. The supporter version maintains the same badge but in a wider cut and thicker fabric.
For regular wear, the supporter version is the common choice. The player version is for those who want the exact match kit.
The women’s, men’s, and children’s cuts each have their own size guide. The women’s cut is fitted at the waist and shorter, while the men’s cut is straighter at the shoulders.
Australian sizes don’t always match European size guides for imported references. The product sheet displays the applicable size guide, which is the only reliable reference.
The New Zealand, co-host of the 2023 tournament, along with Japan, China, and the Philippines, cover the Asia-Pacific region. The Women’s World Cup page gathers all nations.
The clearance offers past cycle kits, deals with ongoing discounts, and special offers for limited-time promotions. The new arrivals show the latest items.
Black Friday, end-of-year holidays, winter sales, and French Days mark the commercial year. Geographically distant selections often arrive in limited quantities.
These are the official sports colours of the country, inspired by the golden wattle, and not those of the national flag. All Australian teams wear them, across all sports.
The nickname comes from the popular Australian song Waltzing Matilda. It was adopted for the women’s team in the 1990s and has stuck since.
Yes, the 2023 edition, co-hosted with New Zealand. The tournament broke attendance records in both countries.
In the Asian confederation, which it joined in 2006 after long being part of Oceania. Its qualifiers are therefore contested in Asia.
On the Women’s World Cup page or in the team shop for a broader selection.