The Toronto Maple Leafs have introduced their new ‘Flipside’ reversible jersey. In collaboration with Justin Bieber and Drew House the Maple Leafs have the first ever reversible jersey. The main side of the jersey that we will see on ice features a fashion-forward black and blue color combo with the primary classic crest on the front. On the sleeves is the Toronto skyline subtly woven into the stripes as well as on the uniform’s socks. For fans off the ice, they will have the option to flip the jersey inside out to feature a drew house inspired version with gold trim underneath, and the drew house motif inside the classic Maple Leafs logo.
“My love for the Maple Leafs has always been a big part of who I am, and my passion for the team, and the passion of millions of fans, is stitched into this Next Gen sweater. I’m grateful to the Leafs for the chance to team up again to create something so authentic for the team and its fans.”- Justin Bieber
We will see Toronto wear the ‘Flipside’ jerseys for the first time on March 23rd.
The Nashville Predators have released their 2022 Stadium Series jersey and with the new look they are paying tribute to their fans. The front of the jersey features the Smashville word mark that was inspired by letterpress music posters which are part of Nashville's rich history. The NP Nashville guitar pick is found front and center of the jersey over the smashville mark. The sleeves will feature the oversized stadium numbers with a heavy navy and gold colorway found throughout the look. The player's name and number font will feature digits and characters of different widths and weights as seen when mismatched letterpress blocks are used in letterpress music posters. The finishing touch comes on the inside of the neck with a stylized sound wave pattern graphic paying tribute to the music city.
The Tampa Bay Lighting have revealed their 2022 Stadium Series jersey for their upcoming match vs the Nashville Predators. The look features the return diagonal BOLTS across the front of the white jersey. The left shoulder of the jersey will feature the Tampa Bay Lighting Hockey Club patch. While on the right shoulder the 2022 Stadium Series patch has been added. Finishing off the look are large player numbers on both sleeves, in the same blue color as the lettering found on the rest of the jersey.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have released the teams classic jersey that will be worn this year for their outdoors match vs the Buffalo Sabres. The retro look brings back the logo from the 1918-19 Toronto Arenas on the front of the jersey. The Bold white T draws the eye to the chest of the jersey with Arenas in a more subtle blue colorway that matches the jersey’s color. The bottom of the jersey features just a singular white stripe, with the sleeves of the jersey only featuring the player’s number. The finishing touch comes on the inside of the collar with ‘Honour. Pride. Courage’.
The Air Force Hockey team has introduced special uniforms that are inspired by the B-52 bombers. The helmets feature a special Air Force SEA (Southeast Asia) camo pattern that was used on the B-52 aircrafts. The uniform is highlighted with orange letters, numbers and piping that pop against the black base coloring. The shoulders of the jersey are green and feature special patches to complete the look for Air Force.
Gasparilla is right around the corner, and we’ll be rocking these awesome pirate-themed warmup jerseys at our game on January 29th! pic.twitter.com/wnJSDEEzXj
The Tampa Bay Lighting have revealed special ‘Gasparilla’ themed warmup jerseys. The Gasparilla jerseys celebrate the Tampa Bay annual pirate festival. The front of the black jersey features a skull and crossed swords with the Lightings logo in the center. the numbers on the back and sleeves are a pirate themed, finishing off the special look. We will see the Lighting hit the ice on January 29th when they take on the Golden Knights.
The 2022 NHL All-Star jerseys have been revealed for the game in Las Vegas. The front of the jerseys sees the return of the NHL shield on the fronts for the first time since 2018. The player’s team logo will be worn on the left shoulder of the jerse. While the All-Star Game logo will be on the right shoulder for each player.
The Minnesota Wild’s special Winter Classic uniform was designed in order to celebrate the state's rich hockey pedigree, the rivalry of the Twin Cities and its legacy as the State of Hockey. The jersey unites the 1930’s St. Paul Saints look with the traditional Minnesota Wild colors. The crest features two stars represent Gemini, the twins constellation and are a nod to the two cites, St. Paul and Minneapolis. The state shape between the stars represents how the cities come together to represent the capital of Minnesota. Both city's names are arched around these marks to further emphasize how they unite to rally around the sport of hockey. The pants and the gloves for the Winter Classic look are inspired by hockey’s origin with the brown cavas coloring for both. The finishing touch comes with the canvas brown elbow patches as a representation of the long hours of wear and tear on beloved hockey gear.
"With the game taking place at the home of the Minnesota Twins, we certainly channeled the spirit of Minnie and Paul for our Winter Classic sweater. The striping, fonts, and fabrics used in the final adidas design all took inspiration from St. Paul and Minneapolis hockey teams of the 1920s, '30s and '40s." -John Maher, Senior Brand Advisor
The St. Louis Blues have released their 2022 Winter Classic Edition uniform. The jerseys for the special Winter Classic threads is a modern spin on the original worn back in 1967. The front of the jersey features the vintage Blue Note on the cream jersey base, with the traditional old-school blue and yellow used for the striping along the waist and sleeves. The jersey will also feature historically-accurate fonts from 1967, with player names and numbers made of the same felt used on the Blue Note across the chest.
"I think it's a perfect fit for the Winter Classic game. The logo, I feel like, has that old-school, traditional feel. The felt on the logo, our names and our numbers adds a perfect touch for an outdoor, vintage jersey."- Colton Parayko
The Pittsburgh Penguins recently announced their new third jersey. The third look is a black throwback that features the Pittsburgh wordmark in yellow with a white drop shadow running diagonally down the front. The skating Penguin is highlighted on each shoulder of the jerseys. The newly-designed jersey was first made famous in the mid 90s by Penguins' greats Mario Lemieux and Jaromir Jagr on ice and Snoop Dogg off the ice. Pittsburgh will rock this throwback uniform for at least the next three seasons.
We will see the third look hit the ice a total of 12 times at home this season for the Penguins.
