Edmonton Oilers

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   1983–88 · 1980s

   1983–88 Home Jersey

   The royal blue and fiery orange sweater worn during Edmonton's five Stanley Cup titles, immortalized by Wayne Gretzky, Jari Kurri, and Paul Coffey.

   Nike / CCM UltrafilHome

Edmonton Oilers jerseys, year by year

18 key years in Oilers jersey history. For the full story, read the Oilers jersey history.

1. 1972

   Alberta Oilers

   Founding WHA season in blue and orange.

2. 1973

   Edmonton Oilers

   Renamed for the city they still play in.

3. 1979

   NHL entry

   Joins the NHL after the WHA merger with Gretzky.

4. 1984

   First Stanley Cup

   The dynasty sweater most collectors want.

5. 1985–88

   More Cups

   Champions again in 1985, 1987 and 1988.

6. 1988

   The Trade

   Gretzky is dealt to Los Angeles in August 1988.

7. 1990

   Fifth Cup

   Messier-led title, the last of the dynasty.

8. 1996

   Midnight blue and copper

   Darker colour scheme replaces royal blue and orange.

9. 2001

   McFarlane alternate

   Todd McFarlane-designed third sweater.

10. 2003

    Heritage Classic

    The NHL's first regular-season outdoor game, at Commonwealth Stadium.

11. 2006

    Cup Final

    Game 7 Final run as an eighth seed.

12. 2011

    Royal blue returns

    Classic blue and orange restored as the main look.

13. 2016

    Rogers Place

    The team moves to its new downtown arena.

14. 2017

    Orange home sweater

    Orange becomes the home jersey.

15. 2023

    Heritage Classic

    Outdoor game at Commonwealth Stadium against Calgary.

16. 2007

    Reebok Edge sweaters

    League-wide switch to the tighter Reebok Edge cut, ending the classic loose-fit era.

17. 2017

    Adidas takes over

    Adidas ADIZERO jerseys replace Reebok as the NHL's official on-ice uniform.

18. 2024

    Fanatics era begins

    Fanatics becomes the NHL's on-ice jersey supplier starting with the 2024–25 season.