St George played in single-colour jumpers to save costs, playing in purple in 1928 and in orange during World War II, but when Bill Cerutti became the club coach he recommended that it adopt the red-and-white-striped jumper of the Transvaal Club. This remained the club's uniform until the move to Sylvania.
St George wore single-color jerseys for cost-saving reasons; in 1928, they were purple and during World War II, orange. After Bill Cerutti became the coach, he suggested switching to the red-and-white-striped jersey of the Transvaal Club, which remained their uniform until they moved to Sylvania.