Vancouver Canucks

1. 
   1978–1985 · 1970s–80s

   1978–1985 Home Jersey

   Designed by San Francisco agency Beyl & Boyd to look aggressive and psychological. The yellow-and-black chevron 'Flying V' became a grail for vintage collectors worldwide.

   CCM / Medalist Sand-KnitHome
2. 
   1993–94 · 1990s

   1993–94 Away Jersey

   The menacing black sweater with the diagonal flying skate logo worn by Pavel Bure, Trevor Linden, and Kirk McLean during the electrifying 1994 Cup Finals.

   CCM / StarterAway

Vancouver Canucks jerseys, year by year

15 key years in Canucks jersey history. For the full story, read the Canucks jersey history.

1. 1970

   NHL debut

   Blue and green with the stick-in-rink crest.

2. 1978

   The Flying V

   Black, orange and yellow V-stripe sweaters arrive.

3. 1982

   First Final

   Towel Power run to the Stanley Cup Final.

4. 1985

   Skate logo

   The 'skate' crest on black, red and yellow.

5. 1994

   Second Final

   Game 7 Final run in the skate sweater.

6. 1995

   Move to GM Place

   The team leaves the Pacific Coliseum.

7. 1997

   Orca era

   Navy, red and grey with the orca crest.

8. 2007

   Reebok Edge sweaters

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

9. 2007

   Blue and green return

   VANCOUVER-arched orca sweater in blue and green.

10. 2008

    Stick-in-rink third

    The original 1970 crest returns as an alternate.

11. 2011

    Third Final

    Presidents' Trophy season and Game 7 Final.

12. 2014

    Heritage Classic

    Outdoor game at BC Place against Ottawa.

13. 2019

    50th season

    Black skate sweater returns for the anniversary.

14. 2017

    Adidas takes over

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

15. 2024

    Fanatics era begins

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