NHL and Fanatics Unveil Hometown Remix Jerseys for All 32 Teams

The NHL and Fanatics unveiled Hometown Remix jerseys for all 32 teams on Monday, a special-edition uniform and apparel program. Fanatics became the league's official on-ice uniform outfitter in 2024, and after a fan survey showed interest in special-edition jerseys, its design team proposed the concept to the league. Dom Fillion, Fanatics' vice president of creative, design and innovation, said the team researched each market's history, culture and identity, and design work with individual clubs began in the winter of 2025. Designs include hidden details, or "Easter eggs," for fans to find. The Washington Capitals' version features a deep blue hue and the Screaming Eagle logo on the shoulders.

The New York Times leads with the design process, quoting Fillion on the goal of "creating newness" and walking through team-specific details, such as Rangers jerseys with glittery embellishments evoking Manhattan skyscrapers, Flyers numbers incorporating the Liberty Bell's crack, and San Jose shark-inspired sleeves. Its headline is straightforward, and it calls the project ambitious. Alternative sources CNBC and ESPN focus on Fanatics' bigger design role and on the Florida Panthers' pink jersey in "tropical sunrise colors." The Washington Times covers only the Capitals' debut, highlighting the deep blue hue and Screaming Eagle shoulder logo, and its excerpt does not address the league-wide design process. All sides agree on the 32-team scope and Fanatics' role. They differ in emphasis: the left on process, the alternative sources on Fanatics and the Panthers, and the right on one team's uniform.