Founded 1909. Explore the Montréal Canadiens jersey timeline, current set and notable player jerseys.

The classic Canadiens white road sweater with the crested 'C-H' logo and horizontal red and blue chest stripe — worn during the 1993 24th Stanley Cup championship.

The famed 'Barber Pole' horizontal striped jersey with central maple leaf CAC crest, celebrated as one of the most eccentric sweaters in hockey lore.
18 key years in Canadiens jersey history. For the full story, read the Canadiens jersey history.
Le Club de hockey Canadien begins play in the NHA.
The Canadiens' first championship, two years before the NHL formed.
The red sweater with the blue band begins its NHL run.
Opening of the Forum era; the CH becomes the league's best-known crest.
Richard, Lach and Blake lead the Habs to the Cup.
A record five consecutive championships.
Champions in 1965, 1966, 1968 and 1969.
Two more titles as a new generation takes over.
The dynasty sweaters most prized by vintage collectors.
Patrick Roy backstops a surprise championship.
The most recent Stanley Cup won by a Canadian team.
The team moves to the new Molson Centre (now Bell Centre).
League-wide switch to the tighter Reebok Edge cut, ending the classic loose-fit era.
A run of heritage throwback sweaters marks 100 years.
Outdoor game in Calgary against the Flames.
Outdoor game at Gillette Stadium against Boston.
Adidas ADIZERO jerseys replace Reebok as the NHL's official on-ice uniform.
Fanatics becomes the NHL's on-ice jersey supplier starting with the 2024–25 season.