We started with the Boston Bruins jersey here and changed it up with a couple other team colours (e.g. Ottawa and Toronto). You can always make a three colour jersey into a two colour jersey as well.

A customer of ours came to us with this Flyers-like pattern (although not the exact Philadelphia Flyers striping). We swapped it for some less traditional jersey colours for a unique custom jersey.

This customer came to us with a pattern that is same-same, but different, to the Golden Knights. You can always borrow colours from an NHL pattern and decide to incorporate the additional colour into your logo.

A few different takes on the Columbus jersey, which include a version in the Dallas Stars' colours. Flipping colours around is easy with a sublimated jersey.

A lot of teams choose a two colour look for their striping. Here we have a Canada version, a Toronto version, and a Michigan version.

A great option for your custom jersey design is to choose an older jersey striping pattern. It's a great way to stand out without getting too weird.

Here we have the old Vancouver Canucks jersey with different colour options.

Add a little flare to your jersey design by utilizing your striping patterns to highlight fun designs. They chose stars for this jersey, but you can always put any shape in there.

Create something totally unique by mixing up the directions of your stripes on your custom jerseys.

These templates are another great way to limit your jersey colours while still having a really cool striping pattern.

One way to create a unique custom jersey is to take an existing NHL pattern and flip the colours for another team. Here we did the Vegas jersey with the Philadelphia colours and the Dallas colours.

This pattern has been a hit with beer league teams we've produced jerseys for since Vegas entered the league (both in their colour scheme and other colour schemes).

Here's a way to take a very classic-looking hockey jersey pattern and make it look fun and fresh by tossing in less common colour schemes.

Power blue jerseys aren’t as common as some of the other patterns, so it’s a great way to stand out from the crowd. Or you can flip the colours for something like the Ottawa Senators black, red, and white.

Try something totally unique with your custom sublimated jerseys. This particular jersey design highlights the sleeve logos by utilizing the striping around it.

No one ever said hockey jerseys had to be constrained to straight lines!

Not a lot of teams chose pink, so it can be a great colour option to stand out from the crowd. Plus, it pairs nicely with the breast cancer awareness logo for a corporate event.

Whether you want your stripes left to right or up and down, there are so many colour options to play with. In this case, why not try a bright green for your custom jersey design?

Play with the colours on the shoulders of your jerseys by making it a different colour. It’s a great way to add a pop of colour to your sublimated jersey.

Sometimes all you need is a subtle striping pattern, especially if your logo is more complex. Chose a dark colour, or flip the colours for an away version.

Take advantage of your full jersey space by putting big stripes across the logo. This design goes great with a circular logo on your custom jersey design.

A great template for those looking for an "Original 6" type of feel.

One of our favourite local teams (Grand River Mustangs) came up with this design. We like the zig zag striping they decided to go with for their sublimated jersey.

Last but not least, this is a fun one we did for a local company here in Kitchener. You can easily add in your corporate colours to the striping of a sublimated jersey.