Last season, the NHL shared the news of an expanded partnership with retail company Fanatics. The deal made Fanatics the official uniform provider for the NHL for the next decade and the manufacturer of all jerseys available for purchase.

For the first time since 2014, the league will release authentic sweaters of all 32 NHL teams to consumers, exclusively on Fanatics.com

The full selection of Fanatics NHL jerseys is available for purchase across several online and physical retail locations throughout the United States and Canada, including NHLShop.com, NHLShop.ca, Fanatics.com, Fanatics.ca, NHL team stores and the flagship NHL Shop NYC in New York City. The full assortment includes:

For the first time in a decade, fans will have access to jerseys that are exact replicas of the ones worn by NHL players on the ice, which certainly is a positive in Fanatics' era

Per the news release, the Fanatcs Premium jerseys will be the top choice for fans who don't want the on-ice product. Comprised of a lighter material, they will be more "comfortable" and include logos and patches sewn on like the authentic.

My concerns here stem from the league's newest top of the line jersey which has been labeled the "Authentic Pro" tier, a tier that will run fans in the US a whopping $425 per jersey and a tier that will come in at an even higher cost for Canadian hockey fans who will be asked to fork over a whopping $500 per jersey.

In preparation for the upcoming 2024-25 season, the National Hockey League and Fanatics have launched a new collection of Authentic Pro jerseys at retail, marking the first time in a decade that fans can purchase the jerseys worn by players on the ice.

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