The National Hockey League and Adidas dropped a league-wide jersey change on us this morning, and while the primary focus was on the new more environmentally-friendly construction of the sweaters, there was some interesting new design features incorporated as well.To get more news about nfl custom jerseys, you can visit buyviagraonline24hours.com official website.
They’ll be known as Adidas ADIZERO Primegreen jerseys, made with a minimum of 50% recycled content while still retaining their high-performance materials. The new jerseys will be worn by all 32 teams on the ice beginning with the start of the 2021-22 regular season two weeks from now.

Recycled content in jerseys is a great thing of course, but this site being a sports logo and uniform design focused site we’re just going to roll right on to that side of things.

So every one of the NHL’s 32 teams is having some sort of “dimensional embroidery” technique added to their jersey, though we have seen this in the past with the floral pattern added to the shield of the Vegas Golden Knights logo back in 2017.
Most teams incorporated this in an extremely subtle way, others, however, went a little further. Here, I’m going to pull out what I consider to be the most interesting of those changes, presented, as always, alphabetically…

The Calgary Flames added a little embroidered embellishment to their logo by way of new markings within the flames of their jersey crest, both on the inside of the flames themselves and around the outside of each.

The Chicago Blackhawks added some new raised embroidery to their already chainstitch heavy jersey crest (note the feathers and hair, this is not new); for 2021-22 the Blackhawks logo now features raise markings on the face of their logo, the forehead lines, the eyebrow and eye, as well as the facepaint are all now raised rather than flat as it had been forever.

Of this bunch, the Detroit Red Wings change is the most subtle. The second red line down from the top of the logo has been raised off of the crest, giving it depth over the rest of the logo.

The Edmonton Oilers tweak may be my favourite of the group, the dimensional embroidery technique has been used here inside the orange oil drop as well as at the bottom of each of the letters in “OILERS”, as the name suggests, adding dimension to an otherwise flat (not a critcism) jersey crest.