The Australian men's national team will wear their indigenous-inspired playing kit for their November 24 clash with England at Twickenham Stadium, the team announced.

The clash with England is the third and final Test for the Wallabies on their 2018 Spring Tour of the Northern Hemisphere (spring for them, fall for the English), and will follow matches against Wales (Cardiff, November 10) and Italy (Padua, November 17).

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Designed in 2017 by Indigenous artist, Dennis Golding, the jersey was worn by the Qantas Wallabies for the first, and so far only, occasion in a memorable victory over the All Blacks at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane last October.

Qantas Wallabies captain Michael Hooper said the jersey holds special meaning for the players.
 
“It is an absolute privilege to wear the gold jersey every time you get to represent your country on the Rugby field and having the opportunity to wear the Indigenous design has a special significance.
 
“The whole team was really honoured to run out in the Indigenous jersey last year to recognise not only the role of Indigenous players in the Wallabies throughout history but as a broader recognition of Indigenous culture and its importance in our country.
 
“I was pleased that we were able to play in a way that was fitting of the occasion in Brisbane last year and we are very keen to come up with a strong performance again in London at the end of our tour.
 
“New Zealand and England are two of our closest rivals on the sporting field, no matter what sport you talk about, so I think it’s very fitting that we will play our first two matches in this special jersey against these two teams,” Hooper said.
 
The Qantas Wallabies broke a seven-match losing streak against New Zealand when they first wore the Indigenous jersey, coming away with a 23-18 victory at Suncorp Stadium on October 21, 2017.