NHL reveals Hometown Remix uniforms across all 32 clubs

All 32 NHL clubs revealed their Hometown Remix uniforms Monday, introducing a Fanatics collection built around the identities of their home cities.

The Panthers, Blackhawks and Sharks are scheduled to give the new sweaters their first game appearances Monday night, ESPN reported. The collection is planned for the 2026-27 season, with 261 games involving at least one team in the uniforms. Both opponents will wear them in 19 of those games.

Montreal will first wear its new uniform Tuesday, Nov. 3, against Winnipeg at the Bell Centre, the Canadiens announced. The club plans 10 appearances in the sweater this season. Its design combines floral symbols on the sleeves, a crest patterned after Montreal architecture and side panels inspired by Mount Royal.

Club announcements illustrate the range of designs. Pittsburgh’s uniform uses pop-art treatments on its crest and numbers, with shoulder patches representing the former Igloo arena and the city’s three rivers. The Penguins will first wear it Tuesday against Vegas.

Florida’s design uses sunrise colours on a coral base. The Panthers will debut it Monday against Detroit and wear it for 10 home games this season.

Anaheim’s version pairs a jade jersey and revised mask crest with purple equipment and gold details. The Ducks will first wear it Nov. 8 against Pittsburgh at Honda Center, the club announced, and plan 10 home appearances in the uniform. The debut will also feature a new version of the goal song by The Offspring, with guests from the original Mighty Ducks films scheduled to attend.

Ottawa will introduce its black uniform Nov. 12 against Colorado and use it for nine home games, the Senators announced. The design draws on the capital’s architecture: sleeves feature the Peace Tower clock, while the lettering takes its shape from Gothic arches. English and French shoulder logos reflect the city’s bilingual identity, and an inside-hem detail depicts the Alexandria Bridge between Ottawa and Gatineau.