What are the rules on club colours and uniforms?

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Each club nominates its colours and playing uniform design, and WA Football (or Country Football WA) must approve all designs. They may ask for an alternative if a design clashes. Indigenous jumper designs need details of the artist and their community, the story behind the artwork, and the artist's written approval of how the artwork may be used and any limits on its use. All of a club's teams wear the club's approved uniform. A player in the wrong uniform may be removed from the playing surface by the Field Umpire or a League Administrator. If the League finds a clash for a match, the away team wears an approved alternative strip. Compression garments under the uniform are covered by the protective equipment rules: in Years 3-6 compression garments of any style, colour or length are allowed, as are non-compression t-shirts without a hood, but not jumpers, jackets or hooded garments. Players wearing jewellery, or using grip aids, breach the equipment rules.