GOAL remembers Masandawana's 10 iconic kits in the PSL era.
The Tshwane giants donned an Adidas home jersey with the club badge located in the middle of the shirt in the inaugural PSL season (1996-97).
Downs wore this classic kit in the first two seasons of the PSL era.
Masandawana clinched the 1998-99 league championship while donning a home jersey with Adidas' signature three lines on the shoulders.
Sundowns wore a gorgeous home jersey in the final year of their sponsorship deal (2000-01 season) with Adidas.
The team reached the Caf Champions League final for the first time in that season, but Egypt's Al Ahly clinched the title after overcoming Masandawana.
The Brazilians launched a stunning Nike home jersey with a collar ahead of the 2014-15 campaign.
In 2002, Masandawana parted ways with German giants Adidas.
The club signed a deal with Italian sportswear manufacturer, Diadora and they unveiled a simple, but fabulous home jersey with a line across the chest and round neck.
A formidable FC Barcelona side which included Ronaldinho, Xavi, Deco and Samuel Eto’o faced Sundowns in a pre-season friendly in a packed Loftus Stadium just after Masandawana launched their 2006/07 home jersey.
The Spanish giants claimed a 2-1 win over Sundowns who wore a nice kit produced by Diadora.
In 2008, Masandawana left Diadora for Nike and they unveiled a home jersey manufactured by the American sportswear giants.
For the second season running Sundowns finished fourth in the PSL during the 2011-12 season while donning a smart Nike home jersey with shoulder strips.
Having donned Puma kits in the early '90s, Masandawana got reunited with the German manufacturer in 2016 as they signed a long-term deal.
The Tshwane giants unveiled a stylish away shirt boasting a bold design in navy and blue.
Sundowns launched another eye-catching away kit ahead of the 2021-22 season. The bold graphic stood out all the more, executed in the two-tone blues.
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