You can own a piece of Sydney Swans history, with our 2025 Marn Grook match-worn guernseys available for auction.

Our Marn Grook guernseys, worn across Sir Doug Nicholls Round and our Round 17 clash with Fremantle, where we celebrated NAIDOC Week, are now available for members and fans.

The Sydney Swans Marn Grook guernsey, which debuted in the AFL’s Sir Doug Nicholls Round earlier this year, shares a connection with club’s home, Sydney Swans HQ, as it has been adapted from the work of renowned Bidiagal artist Jordan Ardler.

Titled “Wuri Wuri”, which translated from the Dharawal language means “sunshine”, the artwork reflects the Sydney Swans community and is an acknowledgement of the Gadigal and Bidiagal lands on which Sydney Swans HQ stands. 

The central symbol on the design represents the iconic SCG, the Sydney Swans home ground. It acknowledges that the people of the football club are just passing through and are united by the goal of leaving it in a better position than when they arrived.

The white lines near the top of the design represent a mullet trail, depicting travel and telling the story of the club’s journey from South Melbourne to Sydney.

The large four surrounding circular symbols show that the club was built on years of hard work, commitment, belief, and respect – qualities that need to be nurtured. While the symbols on the back of the guernsey represent Swans players, staff, families and fans, and the ancestors of the local community.

We are auctioning our match worn Marn Grook guernseys from Sir Doug Nicholls Round plus this past weekend to celebrate NAIDOC Week through SEP.

Click here to bid on a 2025 Marn Grook match-worn guernsey now.

This auction will conclude next Thursday evening (July 17).