They are billed as "designed by fans for fans" and put comfort first. Breakaway jerseys are made with a special FanTex fabric that is soft but durable. The numbers, team crests, shields and patches are also more flexible so you can move easily.

Just like the breakaway. One however this one seems to be printed a little more effectively i guess than the other one on the breakaway one it looks like it's about to peel off and i've like only worn

The Leafs jersey will feature a “Milk” patch from the Dairy Farmers of Ontario on the right, upper-chest area, the club announced on the eve of the start of training camp.

Fanatics Fanatics will replace Adidas as the NHL's outfitter of on-ice uniforms and authentic jerseys beginning with the 2024-25 season, the league announced Tuesday. The deal runs 10 years.

The first thing that stands out about the Breakaway jersey is the feel. It's made with a more comfortable, flexible fabric that feels much different than a traditional hockey jersey and features a more tailored cut.

The material of the replicas are also noticeably lighter and thinner than the retail “authentic” and pro stock jerseys. The Reebok replica model, called “premier”, is essentially what Fanatics currently calls “breakaway”. It's basically a nice way to say “cheap”.

Logo right down where my mouse is the nhl logo just on the bottom of the jersey. Usually most reebok jerseys don't have that there but i believe if it's from the 6100. Like i said i'm not sure if

The leaf has 31 points, a nod to the Maple Leaf Gardens' opening in 1931. It also has 17 veins to represent the 1917 founding of the franchise, and thirteen of those veins are at the top of the crest to commemorate the club's 13 Stanley Cup championships.

Ryan Good, the Creative Director at Drew House shows off Toronto Maple Leafs jerseys designed by Drew House, Justin Bieber's clothing label ahead of the "Next Generation" game against the New Jersey Devils at Scotiabank Arena on Wednesday.

Canada Now, in addition to fan jerseys, Fanatics will produce tens of thousands of jerseys for players each year, all of them made in Canada, as part of a new, 10-year agreement with the N.H.L.

Canada There are assorted differences in the cut, fabric, stitching, neck hole and dimples, which enable air to flow through the jersey. Plus, the ones sold to consumers are made in Indonesia, whereas those worn by NHL players are made in Canada.