NHL Hometown Remix jerseys, Digi Mart USA News: The NHL and Fanatics on Monday unveiled Hometown Remix, a Leaguewide special edition uniform, apparel and headwear program that celebrates the fans, fabric and local culture of each NHL team and the cities they call home.
Anaheim’s Hometown Remix jersey takes inspiration from the 1990s, with bold, bright colors and a wave pattern on the hem reflecting the waterfront lifestyle of Orange County. The uniform includes “Orange Country” stitched into the hem as an intentional play on words, and it features the “flying V” sleeve design of the current home jersey.
The Boston Bruins’ jersey combines the team with Boston’s college culture. The all-brown uniform recalls the team’s inaugural season and features a Bruins wordmark in college-style lettering.
A detailed brick pattern on the hem is meant to emulate Boston’s Freedom Trail.
Buffalo’s jersey features a red eye and metallic gold lurex outline on the front, along with a “B” logo intertwined with an electrified sabre on the shoulder. Lightning bolts and stars are debossed on the sleeves, and the design is accented by deep royal blue.
Calgary’s jersey celebrates the final year of the Flames playing in the Saddledome, which has hosted every home game since 1983. The front crest’s texture reflects the arena ceiling, the sleeve striping includes an iconic window shape, and the hem lists the year the Saddledome opened along with the year the new arena will open.
Carolina’s jersey, in a storm grey base set off by red and black, is built around Raleigh’s identity as the City of Oaks. The front crest features mascot Stormy for the first time, the shoulder patches are inspired by city architecture, and the sleeves feature debossed oak leaves.
The hem displays a City of Oaks skyline.
Chicago’s jersey uses a vivid green base and the current Blackhawks logo, with gold shoulder patches. Each sleeve features four debossed six-pointed stars referencing the city flag.
The design marks 50 years since the team first wore the “I Will the Spirit of Chicago” motto on its home jersey, which the team is marking in 2026.
Colorado’s jersey features a mountain elevation pattern in graduating shades of blue on the front crest and back numbers, with Rocky Mountain detailing on the shoulders. Metallic silver accents give the blue and white design a frosted look.
Columbus’s jersey honors the Arch City with an arched sleeve design, a solid grey base, a graphic cannon crest and an italicized “5th Line” graphic on the hem.
Dallas’s jersey celebrates the city’s lit skyline and neon energy, with a front crest textured to resemble the skyline at night and a Dallas wordmark on the hem with a linear neon look. The palette of black and green on white is also featured.
Detroit’s jersey combines the Red Wings logo with “Hockeytown” across the chest, bold sleeve striping and a purple octopus tucked inside the hem, a nod to one of the city’s most beloved traditions. The design reflects the team’s Original Six history and 100-year legacy.
Edmonton’s Oilers jersey introduces a black, oil-inspired aesthetic with warning orange accents. The left shoulder reads “Oil Country,” the right shoulder features an oil rig worker, and the hem reads “This is Oil Country” surrounded by warning bars.
Florida’s Panthers jersey draws from South Florida’s tropical sunrise colors, with a remixed version of the throwback Panthers shoulder patch logo on the front crest and a ’90s sunrise pattern on the sleeves.
Los Angeles’s Kings jersey celebrates 60 years of Kings hockey with royal purple, a Hollywood-inspired serif font on the front crest, palm trees on the sleeves and six diamonds inside the jersey representing the six decades of the team’s history.
Minnesota’s Wild jersey features a crescent moon on the crest against a black base, debossed Ursa Major and Ursa Minor constellations on the sleeves, and twin stars on the numbers representing the Twin Cities. The hem honors the state’s natural wilderness.
Montréal’s Canadiens jersey features white pine, fleur de lys, rose, thistle and clover on the sleeves, etched architectural detailing on the crest, a gradient inspired by Mount Royal on the side panels and four fleur de lys on the hem bookending the city name.
Nashville’s Predators jersey brings country stagewear influences, with tonal filigree on the crest, sleeves and hem, an iris for Tennessee pride, and a letterpress-inspired number system.
New Jersey’s Devils jersey, known as “The Black & Red,” features the team’s logo unleashed from its enclosing circle, sculpted sleeve striping, custom lettering and state outlines inside the hem flanking the New Jersey name.
New York Islanders’ jersey revives the Fisherman’s jersey with a streamlined crest, wavy striping echoing the Atlantic, updated lighthouse shoulder patches reading LI and NY, and a wave pattern on the hem framing Long Island, New York.
New York Rangers’ jersey features Lady Liberty over the heart, silver accents inspired by New York’s landmark towers, NEW YORK in stair step lettering on the front, and torch-inspired debossing on the sleeves. A captain’s patch on the left chest honors first responders.
Ottawa’s Senators jersey uses metallic gold lurex on the crest, geometric sleeve striping inspired by city architecture, English and French shoulder logos reflecting Ottawa’s bilingual identity, and a hem framed by river bridges representing the connection between Ottawa and Gatineau.
Philadelphia’s Flyers jersey draws inspiration from the Liberty Bell, with six sleeve stripes marking the franchise’s 60th anniversary and script from the U.S. Constitution framing the Liberty Bell and the date of Independence on the hem, marking 250 years of American history.
Pittsburgh’s Penguins jersey uses a ’60s pop art style, with an igloo shoulder patch for the old Penguins arena, a triangle for the Three Rivers and hem colors representing the city’s boroughs.
San Jose’s Sharks jersey uses Scuba Blue and shark-teeth-inspired sleeve striping, with the words “Shark Tank” framed by the team’s chomped stick on the hem.
Seattle’s Kraken jersey features nautical scrimshaw design, the Kraken anchor logo on the front crest, Mt. Rainier and mountain landscapes on the sleeves and rhododendrons on the hem.
St. Louis’s Blues jersey features black as the primary color, a crest updated with three river wave lines, a debossed wave pattern on the sleeves and a hem framing the city name beneath the Gateway Arch.
Tampa Bay’s Lightning jersey features the Stadium Series skull, Sky Blue on a black base with Lightning Blue accents, reimagined sleeve bolts and the Bayshore Balustrade inside the hem.
Toronto’s Maple Leafs jersey marks 100 years of team history, with a remixed original Maple Leafs logo, leaf vein patterns throughout the uniform and the words “Toronto Forever” on the hem framed by leaf logos from across the team’s history.
Utah’s jersey features the U Tusk on the crest, tusk-shaped shoulder and sleeve striping, snow shimmer debossing on the white striping and the Wasatch Mountain Range with a Utah callout on the hem, in Mountain Blue, Rock Black and Salt White.
