During the mid-2000s, the Crows adopted three different guernsey designs to wear during the AFL's Heritage Round. The 2004 iteration featured the tri-colour home guernsey but with the AFC crest on the chest and removal of white stroke to the numbers. All heritage guernseys featured each player's name and debut number above the manufacturer's jock tag. Controversially during the 2005 heritage round, the Crows wore an adaptation of a 1930s South Australian state guernsey, with the AFC monogram replacing the SA monogram, which prompted outrage from Port Adelaide coach Mark Williams. The club returned to a similar home design for the 2006 and 2007 Heritage Rounds, with the left panel of the guernsey featuring the colours of all SANFL clubs, before the Heritage Round was scrapped by the AFL.
During the mid-2000s the Crows adopted three different guernsey designs to wear during the AFL's Heritage Round The 2004 iteration featured the tri-colour home guernsey but with the AFC crest on the chest and removal of white stroke to the numbers All heritage guernseys featured each player's name and debut number above the manufacturer's jock tag Controversially during the 2005 heritage round the Crows wore an adaptation of a 1930s South Australian state guernsey with the AFC monogram replacing the SA monogram which prompted outrage from Port Adelaide coach Mark Williams The club returned to a similar home design for the 2006 and 2007 Heritage Rounds with the left panel of the guernsey featuring the colours of all SANFL clubs before the Heritage Round was scrapped by the AFL