From 2007 onwards, Carlton - together with other Clubs under instruction from the AFL - instituted a new alternative 'clash' strip. Despite being well known as 'The Navy Blues', a simple switch of Blue and White colours was worn by the Blues in certain games.
Initially it was not a successful strip, with our first win not taking place until our 6th attempt (2008). Thereafter, as the young Blues found some form, so did the young Whites. Our last encounter in the guernsey, in 2010, was a loss.
During the 2011 pre-season, Carlton announced that our Clash Strip would be changed to a pale blue outfit, much like the M&M guernsey of 1997...
Initially it was not a successful strip, with our first win not taking place until our 6th attempt (2008). Thereafter, as the young Blues found some form, so did the young Whites. Our last encounter in the guernsey, in 2010, was a loss.
| Fixture | Opponent | Result |
| Round 6, 2007 | St Kilda | Lost by 43 points |
| Round 13, 2007 | Fremantle | Lost by 77 points |
| Round 19, 2007 | Port Power | Lost by 23 points |
| Round 22, 2007 | Melbourne | Lost by 31 points |
| Round 2, 2008 | St Kilda | Lost by 40 points |
| Round 5, 2008 | Melbourne | Won by 33 points |
| Round 11, 2008 | Port Power | Won by 12 points |
| Round 20, 2009 | Port Power | Won by 54 points |
| Round 7, 2010 | St Kilda | Won by 61 points |
| Round 8, 2010 | Port Power | Won by 26 points |
| Round 17, 2010 | West Coast | Won by 26 points |
| Round 22, 2010 | Fremantle | Lost by 6 points |
During the 2011 pre-season, Carlton announced that our Clash Strip would be changed to a pale blue outfit, much like the M&M guernsey of 1997...