GETTY IMAGES GETTY IMAGES GETTY IMAGES FAIRFAX GETTY IMAGES GETTY IMAGES GETTY IMAGES SUPPLIED REUTERS REUTERS GETTY IMAGES Matt KingLONDON, 1908: You won't see any silver ferns here, because this isn't even a solely New Zealand team. ANTWERP, 1920: Our very first Olympic team, chaperoned by swimmer Violet Walrond's dad, Cecil, and in uniforms that look distinctly home made. Check out the piping on those blazers - it's not a million miles from the 1936 look. NEW ZEALAND, 1936: These Olympic Games were notable for other reasons (Berlin, 1936... You see where this is going) but aside from a couple of too-short ties, the NZ team looked pretty sharp. NEW ZEALAND, 2000: For the reveal of this batch of uniforms, athletes were posed with sheep in central Auckland.

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