WITH the 2023 AFLW sign and trade period in full swing, clubs are now able to trade draft picks - either for other draft picks or for players.

But which picks does each club have to work with?

Womens.afl can reveal the indicative draft order ahead of the AFLW Season Eight Supplementary Draft, which will be held on April 4.

The draft order is accurate as to 9am AEDT on March 10, which is before the trade period opened, therefore it doesn't take into account picks later traded between clubs. For example, while North Melbourne ended up trading its pick No.15 to Collingwood as part of the three-way mega trade between the Roos, Pies and Saints, the indicative draft order below still lists North as holding pick No.15.

Preliminary AFLW Season Eight Supplementary Draft order

ROUND ONE

1. Sydney
2. Port Adelaide 
3. West Coast 
4. Hawthorn
5. Carlton
6. St Kilda 
7. Fremantle
8. Greater Western Sydney
9. Essendon
10. Gold Coast 
11. Western Bulldogs 
12. Geelong 
13. Collingwood 
14. Richmond
15. North Melbourne 
16. Adelaide 
17. Brisbane 
18. Melbourne

ROUND TWO

19. Sydney
20. Port Adelaide 
21. West Coast 
22. Hawthorn
23. Carlton
24. St Kilda 
25. Fremantle
26. Greater Western Sydney
27. Essendon
28. Gold Coast 
29. Western Bulldogs 
30. Geelong 
31. Collingwood 
32. Richmond
33. North Melbourne 
34. Adelaide 
35. Brisbane 
36. Melbourne

ROUND THREE

37. Sydney
38. Port Adelaide 
39. West Coast 
40. Hawthorn
41. Carlton
42. St Kilda
43. Fremantle
44. Greater Western Sydney
45. Essendon
46. Gold Coast
47. Western Bulldogs 
48. Geelong
49. Collingwood
50. Richmond
51. North Melbourne 
52. Adelaide
53. Brisbane
54. Melbourne