NHL Jerseys

Hi folks

Because I'm no longer a poor student I can afford to get a jersey now

Any websites that are best to get from? What is the sizing like? My t-shirt size is a Large.

Thanks

A few of us have got jerseys from Cool Hockey. They probably have a sizing guide on the site.

This is just wrong on so many levels!

Are you wanting one to just wear for the sake of it or are you wanting to actually play hockey in it?

If you're an L in tees, then an L in replica jerseys is likely to be fine. However, if you're wanting to put it over body armour and pads, then you'd need an XXL in replica.

Calamity Jane wrote:This is just wrong on so many levels!

I have to agree. I don't like the whole "let's make a pink jersey for girls" thing that most North American sports teams do.

If a girl is a proper fan she'll want the official colours.

Like this

It's pink for the Breast Cancer awareness thing they do. Just so you know.

I knew they make pink accessories for breast cancer but not jerseys.

Jonzee wrote:It's pink for the Breast Cancer awareness thing they do. Just so you know.

Not always. My pink woolly Bruins hat is a breast cancer awareness one, but a lot of the pink stuff is purely aimed at the Barbie fans. I've seen some awfully girly stuff.

(I do like the purple gear that some of the teams have got - again, a cancer awareness thing)

Oh right. In the NFL their shop is inundated with the pink crap all the way thru Breast Cancer month.

MockingJay33 wrote:
Like this

Well from that angle it's a mighty fine view but if she was to stand normally she'd look frumpy. Sexy hockey jerseys ain't...

ronnie pander wrote:Well from that angle it's a mighty fine view but if she was to stand normally she'd look frumpy. Sexy hockey jerseys ain't...

I beg to differ, there are plenty of form fitting jerseys and well......I won't go too far into that

mc_homer wrote:

ronnie pander wrote:Well from that angle it's a mighty fine view but if she was to stand normally she'd look frumpy. Sexy hockey jerseys ain't...

I beg to differ, there are plenty of form fitting jerseys and well......I won't go too far into that

Ha-ha. Yeah, I'm not by any means a dedicated follower of fashion but I do know that one of the basics is that an item of clothing must fit the body well. And big baggy oversized garments look terrible. Maybe you can get "form fitting" as you say but you've only got to go and watch a live game to see that pretty much most hockey fans favour the 'boy in a man's clothes' look. Personally I just stick to t-shirts.

I propose a policy that only allows women to buy these replica jerseys --->

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/1204/nhl-ice-girls-dancers/content.1.html

J-Iggy wrote:I propose a policy that only allows women to buy these replica jerseys --->

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/1204/nhl-ice-girls-dancers/content.1.html

Bless you, Iggy.

Given the missing teams I can only conclude that American girls are much pretty than Canadians...

Yes well, after flicking through those pics I now feel completely demoralised. There is no way on earth I could fit my arse into those tiny orange Flyers shorts even if I wanted to (which I don't)

Though I did notice that the Bruins ice girls are not allowed anywhere near a shovel or a bucket and have instead been given the onerous task of throwing t-shirts at people.

I remember when me and Mr C went to watch the Stars, Mr C was very taken with the shoveling skills of the young ladies from Dallas.

Calamity Jane wrote:I remember when me and Mr C went to watch the Stars, Mr C was very taken with the shoveling skills of the young ladies from Dallas.

they certainly do know how to handle a shovel!

mc_homer wrote:

they certainly do know how to handle a big tool!

Amended for a Carry On standard of smut.

Oooh, Matron!!