Preorder Available Now at FlaTeamShop.com/ReverseRetro
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Thursday, Oct. 20, 2022
SUNRISE, Fla. – The National Hockey League and adidas unveiled today the Florida Panthers 2022-23 Reverse Retro jersey. In collaboration with adidas and the NHL’s second league-wide alternate jersey program, the Panthers Reverse Retro is a classic ‘90’s presentation with bold Florida colors.
The center crest showcases the iconic sun, crossed palm tree and stick logo that originally appeared on the shoulder of the 1998 jersey. The sun and palm crest will incorporate a dimensional treatment with raised rays radiating from the sun.
Fans can pre-order blank, non-customized Reverse Retro jerseys starting today at FlaTeamShop.com/ReverseRetro. Sizes include adult, women’s and youth.
The Panthers honor their 1998 uniform with a remix featuring a light blue colorway from the team’s 2009 “Third” jersey complimented by their current primary colors of navy, sun yellow and red.
Fans can see the Panthers compete in the Reverse Retro jerseys six times on home ice and once on the road.
- Saturday, Nov. 19 vs. Calgary Flames
- Wednesday, Nov. 23 vs. Boston Bruins
- Saturday, Nov. 26 vs. St. Louis Blues
- Saturday, Dec. 10 @ Tampa Bay Lightning
- Sunday, Dec. 11 vs. Seattle Kraken
- Sunday, Jan. 1 vs. New York Rangers
- Saturday, Jan. 28 vs. Boston Bruins
For those interested in ordering customized and player Reverse Retro jerseys, fans can purchase at Pantherland beginning on Nov. 15. Online purchases will not be available for customized jerseys. Sizes include adult, women’s and youth.
About adidas
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About the NHL
The National Hockey League (NHL®), founded in 1917, consists of 32 Member Clubs. Each team roster reflects the League’s international makeup with players from more than 20 countries represented, all vying for the most cherished and historic trophy in professional sports – the Stanley Cup®. Every year, the NHL entertains more than 670 million fans in-arena and through its partners on national television and radio; more than 191 million followers – league, team and player accounts combined – across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube; and more than 100 million fans online at NHL.com. The League broadcasts games in more than 160 countries and territories through its rightsholders including ESPN, WBD Sports and NHL Network in the U.S.; Sportsnet and TVA Sports in Canada; Viaplay in the Nordics, Baltics and Poland; YLE in Finland; Nova in Czech Republic and Slovakia; Sky Sports and ProSieben in Germany; MySports in Switzerland; and CCTV5+ in China; and reaches fans worldwide with games available to stream in every country. Fans are engaged across the League’s digital assets on mobile devices via the free NHL® App; across nine social media platforms; on SiriusXM NHL Network Radio™; and on NHL.com, available in eight languages and featuring unprecedented access to player and team statistics as well as every regular-season and playoff game box score dating back to the League’s inception, powered by SAP. NHL Original Productions and NHL Studios produce compelling original programming featuring unprecedented access to players, coaches and League and team personnel for distribution across the NHL’s social and digital platforms.
The NHL is committed to building healthy and vibrant communities using the sport of hockey to celebrate fans of every race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, age, sexual orientation, and socio-economic status. The NHL’s Hockey Is For Everyone™ initiative reinforces that the official policy of the sport is one of inclusion on the ice, in locker rooms, boardrooms and stands. The NHL is expanding access and opportunity for people of all backgrounds and abilities to play hockey, fostering more inclusive environments and growing the game through a greater diversity of participants. To date, the NHL has invested more than $100 million in youth hockey and grassroots programs, with a commitment to invest an additional $5 million for diversity and inclusion programs over the next year.
-PANTHERS-
