The new Club Uniform was unveiled to the public on Waitangi Day (6 Feb 2002) when club members wore it for the first time when competing in the Yamaha Waitangi Day Postal Shoot.

The uniform is in the Club colours of black and white.
The shirt top has an all white body on the back, while the front is divided vertically with the left side black and the right side white. The sleeves are of the contrasting colour to that of the side of the shirt that they are on. Shirt options are short sleeve for the warmer weather and long for the cooler temperatures. The Club badge is embroidered on the left hand side.
Trousers are black with a vertical white stripe with the words "Trentham Archery" on it.
David and Terry are shown here modeling the uniform.
Not shown is the jacket which is still to be completed.

This photograph shows the shooting line of the tournament where the uniform made its debut. The tournament is the Yamaha Waitangi Day Postal Shoot which is shot on 6th February each year. Archers all over the country shoot the same round on their archery ranges and results are returned to the organiser who collates them and issues an overall set of results together with medals for the winners of each division.

Club members are very pleased with the uniform which not only looks extremely smart but is also comfortable to wear.
Members are looking forward to wearing the uniform at major archery tournaments and establishing a strong presence for the club throughout the archery fraternity.