HOCKEY CANADA
Official Hockey Canada Bauer Jersey
The Maple Leaf, visible from every angle.
The iconic Hockey Canada crest returns for the first time in four years. Introducing the Official Hockey Canada Bauer Jersey—a bold new red jersey guided by a Maple Leaf visible from every angle.
Three design themes anchor the jersey's story: Elbows Up, Our National Symbol and Golden Legacy. Together, they reflect the character, identity and legacy that define Canada and inspire those who wear the Maple Leaf.
Explore the design details and sign up for the Hockey Canada Insider for early access when the jersey becomes available later this fall.
The Official Jersey
The iconic Hockey Canada crest returns to the front of the national jersey for the first time in four years.
Our National Symbol
A pattern of sublimated red maple leaves flows across the shoulder yoke, with larger leaves integrated throughout the design.
Visible From Every Angle
Maple Leaf details continue across the shoulders and sleeves, keeping Canada's national symbol visible from the front, back and side.
Elbows Up
The Maple Leaf and Hockey Canada logo are debossed in the elbow area, creating a tactile, tone-on-tone treatment.
Golden Legacy
The iconic Hockey Canada crest returns with a gold border, honouring Canada's storied hockey legacy.
Three Gold Maple Leaves
Three gold maple leaves—one for each of Canada's men's, women's and para hockey programs—reflect pride, passion and performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the Official Hockey Canada Bauer Jersey?
A: The Official Hockey Canada Bauer Jersey is Hockey Canada's new jersey for the 2026-27 season. It features the iconic Hockey Canada crest and a bold design built around a Maple Leaf visible from every angle.
Q: What inspired the new jersey design?
A: The design brings Pride. Passion. Performance. to life through a distinctly Canadian idea: wherever the jersey is viewed—from the front, back or side—a Maple Leaf is part of the silhouette or design story.
Q: What are the key design details?
A: The jersey features layered Maple Leaf graphics across the shoulder yoke, a new tone-on-tone debossed elbow treatment, the iconic gold-bordered Hockey Canada crest and three gold maple leaves inside the collar.
Q: What do the three gold maple leaves represent?
A: Canada's three national programs: men, women and para hockey.
Q: Can I buy or preorder the jersey now?
A: No, there is no preorder program at reveal. Sign up for the Hockey Canada Insider to be among the first to know when the jersey becomes available.
Q: When and where will the jersey be available?
A: Availability, price and retail details will be shared once they are confirmed. Hockey Canada Insiders will be among the first to know.
A look back at our recent Olympic history
confirms this is more than just a jersey.
It’s part of our legacy.
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Jonathan Toews opens the scoring again, Sidney Crosby tucks in a breakaway goal and Carey Price makes 24 saves as Canada blanks Sweden 3-0 to win its second-straight men’s hockey gold medal. |
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Marie-Philip Poulin does it again, tying the game with 55 seconds left and winning it in overtime to give Canada a come-from-behind 3-2 win over the United States and a fourth-consecutive Olympic gold. |
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The youngest player on the roster, 18-year-old Marie-Philip Poulin scores twice in the first period and Shannon Szabados posts a 28-save shutout as Canada blanks the U.S. 2-0 for its first-ever Olympic gold on home ice. |
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Sidney Crosby scores the Golden Goal at 7:40 of overtime and Canada claims gold on home ice in Vancouver with a 3-2 win over the United States. |
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Canada gets a goal and two assists from Billy Bridges and 18 saves from Paul Rosen in a 3-0 victory over Norway for its first gold medal at the Paralympic Winter Games. |
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Jennifer Botterill, Jayna Hefford and Hayley Wickenheiser record two points a piece as Canada downs Sweden 4-1 to make it back-to-back women’s hockey gold medals. |
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