NHL by Under Amour (Arizona Coyotes)

[T-ROY]

*Edited Blackhawks set

Boston Bruins

I wanted to keep the Bruins current jersey while finding a way to incorporate black, yellow, white and brown. I got rid of the socks they currently wear since it doesn't work well with all four colors.

[B-mer]

I'm not so sure brown and black go well together. I'd say go

For just brown and make it darker.

[mamiller99]

Yeah, I'd just make the black a dark brown. It looks good though. Here's an odd idea, make the away yellow.

[reebokNFL]

My god Boston is perfect.

[Christian Legault]

I'll third that brown and black do not go well together

[T-ROY]

Yeah, I'd just make the black a dark brown. It looks good though. Here's an odd idea, make the away yellow.

I would make the away yellow if I wasn't having yellow home jerseys for other teams.

Concerning the color changes, I will get on that ASAP. I will probably have to take a week or two off due to exams and a crap load of homework. I have Minnesota done so I'll post that in a few days.

And if I get the chance I might, put up the color schemes I want to go with for every team.

[Dynamo Moscow]

I'm all for redesigns.

If Under Armour wasn't doing it.

Not a fan of them.

I think something under utilized is smaller manufacturers.

Warrior might be able to get some new designers.

Lutch always does a pretty good job with manufacturing.

Lutch jerseys are cheap to make anyway.

[YelichGraphics]

#1 keep the striping consistant

#2 agreed not a fan of the black and brown together either. but i do like brown as the primary color

[Guest darkpiranha]

Like all of these so far, but I LOVE the Canadiens gold. If you would have just at first said, "I'm going to add gold", I'd have mocked you. But I stand happily wrong. Looks fantastic. Looks fully Canadiens, but... just different enough to be completely unique.

[T-ROY]

I'm all for redesigns.

If Under Armour wasn't doing it.

Not a fan of them.

I think something under utilized is smaller manufacturers.

Warrior might be able to get some new designers.

Lutch always does a pretty good job with manufacturing.

Lutch jerseys are cheap to make anyway.

If Warrior makes their jerseys as well as they make their sticks, then I don't want them. (If anyone has ever owned a Warrior hockey stick, they will understand.

I believe you only want me to do Lutch since it's a KHL jersey maker. The reason they cost so little is because they aren't made as well as $500 game-ready NHL jerseys. Lutch also, from what I've seen, is a site online that you can make your own jerseys from and that also sell KHL jerseys. The KHL jerseys on the site are just copies of Reebok templates and their own crappy templates. How can I expect them to make up 30 creative designs for the NHL if they can't even get 1 KHL jersey right.

#1 keep the striping consistant

#2 agreed not a fan of the black and brown together either. but i do like brown as the primary color

The striping is consistent on the Bruins jersey. If you mean the cuff, just look at their current set.

I just want to say that if I end up changing the black to a darker brown the the brown, it will barely be a noticeable difference yet I know that it will get more praise.

[Dynamo Moscow]

Warrior jerseys are pretty good from what I hear.

And I think you might under estimate the lutch jerseys.

As an owner of 4 of them and an owner of a few reebok jerseys, the lutch are much lighter and easier to move in.

Templates on the website actually have gotten a lot better than in recent years, and most of the KHL jerseys are designed well when you look at them in person.

The real NHL jerseys cost $500 for the same reason shoddy Leafs tickets cost $200, because the NHL knows people will buy it at whatever price they sell it for.

At $500 I want it to be hand made in France by a bunch of old Parisian ladies.

I'm not sure if you watched the last WJ's, but if you look at the stats you will see about 2,000 seats per game unfolded due to lucrative prices. When I went to a game at the Air Canada Center, I had front row seats behind the benches for about $200 a piece, which is around the average price for an NHL game.

Hockey is a business, people always are making cash.

[T-ROY]

Warrior jerseys are pretty good from what I hear.

And I think you might under estimate the lutch jerseys.

As an owner of 4 of them and an owner of a few reebok jerseys, the lutch are much lighter and easier to move in.

Templates on the website actually have gotten a lot better than in recent years, and most of the KHL jerseys are designed well when you look at them in person.

The real NHL jerseys cost $500 for the same reason shoddy Leafs tickets cost $200, because the NHL knows people will buy it at whatever price they sell it for.

At $500 I want it to be hand made in France by a bunch of old Parisian ladies.

I'm not sure if you watched the last WJ's, but if you look at the stats you will see about 2,000 seats per game unfolded due to lucrative prices. When I went to a game at the Air Canada Center, I had front row seats behind the benches for about $200 a piece, which is around the average price for an NHL game.

Hockey is a business, people always are making cash.

You've heard stuff about Warrior jerseys? That's surprising.

You also have to remember this is the NHL, not some European league. The chances of Lutch being remotely able to place a considerable bid on a jersey contract with the NHL are slim to none.

The NHL jerseys for $500 are authentic jerseys, and people very rarely buy these jerseys because they can get a crappier replica for $100. They're $500 because they are better made. I don't the players want a crap replica to wear during a game.

When did any of this series have to do with business?

And can you lay off with this Lutch thing. I really don't care about these smaller manufacturers at all, especially since I've already started.

[T-ROY]

Minnesota Wild

I've never really liked the Wild's new away jersey. It just doesn't scream Wild to me, nor does it scream classic to me. The striping on that jersey is a bland modernized striping. I wanted to do something which made you think of a vintage time when the North Stars were in existence, hence the more used yellow in the spectrum.

[PackerFan98]

That's nice. Like the addition of yellow Asa prominent color.

[MJWalker45]

My god Boston is perfect.

Agreed.

[biscuit faces of them]

Which team is next

[charger77]

Love the Wild & Bruins

[Dynamo Moscow]

Warrior jerseys are pretty good from what I hear.

And I think you might under estimate the lutch jerseys.

As an owner of 4 of them and an owner of a few reebok jerseys, the lutch are much lighter and easier to move in.

Templates on the website actually have gotten a lot better than in recent years, and most of the KHL jerseys are designed well when you look at them in person.

The real NHL jerseys cost $500 for the same reason shoddy Leafs tickets cost $200, because the NHL knows people will buy it at whatever price they sell it for.

At $500 I want it to be hand made in France by a bunch of old Parisian ladies.

I'm not sure if you watched the last WJ's, but if you look at the stats you will see about 2,000 seats per game unfolded due to lucrative prices. When I went to a game at the Air Canada Center, I had front row seats behind the benches for about $200 a piece, which is around the average price for an NHL game.

Hockey is a business, people always are making cash.

You've heard stuff about Warrior jerseys? That's surprising.

You also have to remember this is the NHL, not some European league. The chances of Lutch being remotely able to place a considerable bid on a jersey contract with the NHL are slim to none.

The NHL jerseys for $500 are authentic jerseys, and people very rarely buy these jerseys because they can get a crappier replica for $100. They're $500 because they are better made. I don't the players want a crap replica to wear during a game.

When did any of this series have to do with business?

And can you lay off with this Lutch thing. I really don't care about these smaller manufacturers at all, especially since I've already started.

I'm just going to point a few things out, then I'm done talking about this.

Lutch jerseys are hand made in Russia.

Reebok jerseys are hand made in Canada.

If anything, Lutch has better craftsmanship than Reebok. They're lighter, and easier to move in, as I said before. They also have no difference in comparision to Reebok. As someone who plays hockey, and knows what is positive versus what is negative, the Lutch jerseys are better by leaps and bounds.

To say the NHL is not money driven and imply they aren't ripping off fans with $500 jerseys is completely ignorant.

A smaller manufacturer would be a positive, as smaller companies are more dedicated in comparision to Adidas, Nike, or Under Armour.

Lastly, you seem to be really dislike the KHL.

Don't discount them, because if the NHL had a few matches in the future with KHL teams, the KHL teams would skate circles around them.

A lot of the KHL jerseys are actually done well, and done well BY Lutch.

On another note, the Wild jersey looks nice, but maybe replace the logo or try something else?

I've never been a massive fan of that logo.

[The_Admiral]

Lastly, you seem to be really dislike the KHL.

Don't discount them, because if the NHL had a few matches in the future with KHL teams, the KHL teams would skate circles around them.

Just skating in circles? The Russians really are lazy on defense!

[Dynamo Moscow]

Lastly, you seem to be really dislike the KHL.Don't discount them, because if the NHL had a few matches in the future with KHL teams, the KHL teams would skate circles around them.

Just skating in circles? The Russians really are lazy on defense!

Now I can appriciate that.

A cushion to you good sir.

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