The NHL and their teams love to show off their uniforms and fans love to wear them. Here’s how you get the ideal look for each team.
Back to the topic of NHL uniforms, a topic hockey fans love to think about this time of year. The reason for this is that news is light, and teams often times use this time to reveal their new designs to the public in time for the season to begin.
Now, in the NHL today, we have a mixture of brand new and old-time classic designs, enough to keep us busy with talking about them for a while. Every team has different looks, which makes discussions about the best jerseys even more interesting.
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Some teams have a look and brand that hasn’t changed since man discovered fire. Others are still trying to find the right balance between elements. Some others may need a complete overhaul. One team hasn’t even gotten started yet.
The goal of this post is to suggest an idea or two to each NHL team, should they need it, on how to improve their uniforms or logo set to make an ideal aesthetic for today’s NHL. There will be some ideas you as the fans may agree with, some you will certainly disagree with as much as Don Cherry disagrees with fun.
There are many links to jerseys here, and if you want to save yourself time clicking through most of them, check out nhluniforms.com, a fantastic website dedicated to documenting all uniforms ever worn in NHL history.
So here we go, looking at all 32 teams in today’s NHL (yes, Seattle is here).