Jerseys
Early hockey jerseys used wool for warmth on outdoor rinks. Modern jerseys use a range of fabrics designed for movement and moisture management. Colours, logos and numbers identify teams and players; for fans, a jersey also represents team history, memories and a connection to the game.
Advice & details: JerseysView selection advice, features and care
Ice hockey jerseys in your team colours
Features of a suitable hockey jersey
- Moisture management:Breathable fabrics can help moisture escape through your layers; performance depends on the material and construction.
- Freedom of movement:A suitable cut leaves room for protective equipment without restricting movement.
- Team identity:Matching colours and designs create a recognisable team appearance.
- Equipment coverage:A jersey covers your protective layers. It is clothing and does not replace impact or cut-resistant protection.
- Durability and care:Compare fabric and stitching for regular use, and follow the care label.
Hockey jersey construction
Modern jerseys combine breathable fabrics with a cut suited to playing over pads. Mesh, fabric structure and reinforced seams vary by model. Compare the material specification, ventilation and reinforcement rather than assuming all jerseys use the same technology.
Choosing the right jersey size
Allow room for shoulder and chest protection without excessive loose fabric. A tight jersey can restrict movement, while an oversized one can interfere with play. Compare your measurements and equipment with the product’s size guide.
Having more than one hockey jersey
Separate training and match jerseys make washing and rotation easier. Teams may require different home and away colours, so check their rules. Fan and collector jerseys serve a different purpose from practice jerseys; compare the intended use.
Hockey jerseys to compare in our shop
- Sherwood SWD Training Jersey:A practice jersey offered in several colours, with a focus on comfortable wear.
- CCM 7000 Training Jersey:A polyester practice jersey with a breathable fabric construction.
- CCM PJ 5000 Training Jersey:An accessible practice option with room for pads; check the exact size against your equipment.
- Warrior Goalie Training Jersey:A goalie cut provides additional room for bulkier protective equipment.
- Warrior Player Training Jersey:Available in different sizes and colours; compare its cut and construction for your practice kit.
- Bauer 600 Premium Training Jersey:A jersey made from 100% polyester with a breathable construction.
Find your hockey jersey
Choose a jersey that fits comfortably over your equipment and suits your training or team requirements. Browse our models, colours and sizes.
Frequently asked questions
When should a hockey jersey be replaced?
Inspect the fabric, seams and fit regularly. Workload and care affect how long a jersey lasts; there is no guaranteed number of seasons. Repair or replace damaged clothing as appropriate, particularly when holes or loose seams interfere with use.
Are more expensive hockey jerseys always better?
Not necessarily. Higher prices may reflect different materials, construction or licensing, but an affordable model can suit recreational use. Fit, ventilation and room to move matter more than price alone.
Can I bleach a hockey jersey to remove stains?
Do not use bleach unless the care label permits it. Chlorine can damage fibres, colours and decoration. Choose a compatible stain treatment and wash temperature, checking the manufacturer’s instructions before treatment.









