Vancouver Canucks jersey history
Every Vancouver Canucks design we have catalogued, in chronological order — season, jersey type, manufacturer, colours and the players most associated with each look.
- Founded
- 1970
- City
- Vancouver, BC
- Home
- Rogers Arena (formerly Pacific Coliseum)
- Designs documented
- 2
Championships: 3 Stanley Cup Finals (1982, 1994, 2011)
Famous for some of the boldest jersey eras in sports history, from the Flying V to the Black Skate and Orca Bay.
The designs, in order
- 1978–1985HomeCCM / Medalist Sand-Knit1970s–80sSand-Knit Polyester Mesh
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.
Notable: Stan Smyl, Tiger Williams, Thomas GradinEst. CAD $550–$1200Verified Verified Authentic 2026 - 1993–94AwayCCM / Starter1990sCCM Heavy Air-Knit
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.
Notable: Pavel Bure, Trevor Linden, Kirk McLeanEst. CAD $400–$900Verified Verified Authentic 2026
Crest and logo evolution
The moments the Vancouver Canucks crest or visual identity actually changed, drawn from the year-by-year record above.
- 1970
NHL debut
Blue and green with the stick-in-rink crest.
- 1985
Skate logo
The 'skate' crest on black, red and yellow.
- 1997
Orca era
Navy, red and grey with the orca crest.
- 2008
Stick-in-rink third
The original 1970 crest returns as an alternate.