Founded 1920. Explore the Team Canada (Men's Hockey) jersey timeline, current set and notable player jerseys.

The most iconic sports sweater in Canadian history. Crimson red with the massive centered stylized white maple leaf, worn in Moscow when Paul Henderson scored 'The Goal'.

The sweater worn on February 28, 2010 at Canada Hockey Place when Sidney Crosby scored the 'Golden Goal' in overtime against the United States to capture Olympic Gold.

White jersey with gold maple leaf crest outline, worn by Mario Lemieux, Steve Yzerman, and Joe Sakic when Canada ended a 50-year Men's Olympic Ice Hockey gold medal drought.
15 key years in Team Canada jersey history. For the full story, read the Team Canada jersey history.
Canada's first Olympic hockey gold.
Olympic gold in Chamonix.
Olympic gold in St. Moritz.
Olympic gold in St. Moritz.
Last Olympic gold until 2002.
Henderson's goal in Moscow.
First Canada Cup title.
Gretzky-to-Lemieux winner.
Final Canada Cup title.
First Olympic gold in 50 years.
World Cup of Hockey title.
Crosby's overtime winner at home.
Back-to-back Olympic titles.
World Cup of Hockey title in Toronto.
McDavid's overtime winner in Boston.