The Warriors have revealed their new jersey to be worn at next year's NRL Auckland Nines with the design featuring Maori design with natural rock-inspired graphics.
'Te Toka Tu Toa' is the name of the jersey the Warriors will wear during the two-day short-form tournament at Eden Park on February 4 and 5.
The design continues the theme of incorporating natural elements into the Nines kit, like 2016's 'Spirit of the Warrior' and 2015's 'Tangaroa'.
The rock graphics and carved designs highlight the Warriors' origins on the front and a mangopare tohu along the spine on the back urging the players to "fight like the hammerhead shark" and never give up.
The jersey takes its name from a modified Maori whakatauki (proverb) comparing people to immovable and permanent geographical rock formations: "hakoa te aha, te toka tu toa, tu tonu' which translates to: 'No matter what, the warrior rock will endure."
