History of NHL Replica Jerseys (Part 1)

In many of my jersey videos I mention how the quality of replica jerseys has gone down ever since the NHL switched jersey styles to the current Reebok Edge template. While I don’t have every jersey style or example of previous generation replica jerseys, I have enough to show the comparisons and how the NHL replica jersey evolved over the years. This series will be in 3 parts since the filmed portions were too long for a single video and to try and limit the amount of pictures on one page. I won’t go into paragraphs of details in these posts but rather bullet points.

Part 1 will feature a CCM Quebec Nordiques jersey from the early 90s, 1996 Phoenix Coyotes jersey, and a Montreal Canadiens jersey that is from 2000-2004.

Part 2 can be found here.

Part 3 can be found here.

Quebec Nordiques CCM Away Jersey 1991-1995

• Made in Canada
• Made by Sports Maska
• Air-knit material
• Embroidered crest logo
• Crest stitched with a single line inside the edge of the crest onto the jersey
• Screen printed fleur-de-lis logo (same as the authentics)
• Screen printed CCM logo on back right hem

http://imgur.com/a/VbYEx

Phoenix Coyotes Starter Away Jersey 1996-1997

• Made in Korea
• Thicker Air-knit like material
• Embroidered crest logo
• Crest stitched along the edge onto the jersey
• Embroidered shoulder patch sewn onto jersey
• Double layered elbows (I believe shoulders as well)
• Embroidered Starter logo on back right hem
• Embroidered Western Conference logo on back right hem
• Embroidered Starter logo on lower left sleeve

http://imgur.com/a/R6yAT

Montreal Canadiens Koho Away Jersey 2000-2004

• Made in Canada
• Made by Sports Maska
• Air-knit material
• Embroidered crest logo
• Crest glued onto jersey
• NHL puck logo on back right hem
• Embroidered Koho logo on back neck glued onto jersey
• Embroidered Koho logo on lower left sleeve glued onto jersey

http://imgur.com/a/ZgjxX

Part 2 can be found here.

Part 3 can be found here.

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