National jersey history

Team Canada (Men's Hockey) jersey history

Every Team Canada (Men's Hockey) design we have catalogued, in chronological order — season, jersey type, manufacturer, colours and the players most associated with each look.

Founded
1920
City
Canada
Home
National & International Tournaments
Designs documented
3

Championships: 9 Olympic Gold Medals, 28 World Championships

The gold standard of international ice hockey, representing Canada from the 1972 Summit Series to modern Olympic glory.

The designs, in order

  1. 1972HomeCosby / Stall & Dean1970s100% Wool / Heavy Acrylic Knit

    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'.

    Notable: Paul Henderson, Phil Esposito, Ken DrydenEst. CAD $1000–$3800Verified National Cultural Treasure
  2. 2002AwayNike2000sNike Pro Mesh Olympic Weight

    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.

    Notable: Mario Lemieux, Steve Yzerman, Joe SakicEst. CAD $400–$1100Verified Verified Authentic 2026
  3. 2010HomeNike2010sNike Swift Olympic Poly

    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.

    Notable: Sidney Crosby, Jarome Iginla, Roberto LuongoEst. CAD $450–$1400Verified Verified Authentic 2026