Founded 1917. Explore the Toronto Maple Leafs jersey timeline, current set and notable player jerseys.

Toronto's deep royal blue home sweater with the 31-point Maple Leaf crest introduced in 2016, updated to Fanatics authentic specification.

The legendary 1993 Stanley Cup Playoff sweater worn by Doug Gilmour and Wendel Clark during Toronto's historic Western Conference Finals run.

The 35-point vintage leaf sweater worn when the Maple Leafs defeated the Montreal Canadiens to hoist the 1967 Stanley Cup.
16 key years in Maple Leafs jersey history. For the full story, read the Maple Leafs jersey history.
Founding NHL season in blue; won the 1918 Stanley Cup.
Renamed the St. Patricks and switched to green and white; Cup in 1922.
Conn Smythe buys the club and introduces the blue-and-white Maple Leaf.
The Gardens opens; the leaf sweater becomes a national icon.
Stanley Cup in the first season at the Gardens.
Rallied from 0–3 down in the Final to win the Cup.
Champions in 1947, 1948, 1949 and 1951.
Back-to-back-to-back titles in the Original Six era.
Centennial-year Stanley Cup — the most collected vintage Leafs sweater.
A new stylized 11-point leaf with the team name replaces the veined leaf.
The team leaves Maple Leaf Gardens for its new downtown arena.
League-wide switch to the tighter Reebok Edge cut, ending the classic loose-fit era.
New 31-point leaf crest launched for the 2016–17 centennial season.
Outdoor game at BMO Field on January 1, 2017, against Detroit.
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.