The striping along the hem, sleeves and socks draws from Detroit Falcons uniforms from 1930-1932. Both the font and striping use a vintage off-white tone to reflect the heritage aesthetic.

The first chain-stitched Winged Wheel, introduced in 1932 and used through 1948, is acknowledged in the Centennial jersey’s craftsmanship.

Patches on the jersey are designed to match the leather-brown hue of the Centennial uniform gloves, a nod to the traditional leather used in gloves and goalie pads.

The “Cougar D” logo has been thoughtfully redrawn and reintroduced as a secondary mark for Red Wings Centennial, appearing on the front leg of the solid-red pants, the jock tag at the bottom front of the jersey and the hem loop on the back. The jersey’s number font is inspired by the Cougars’ “Barber Pole” uniforms, worn in 1927-28.

For the first time in franchise history, the Red Wings will wear a matte red helmet featuring a vintage Meijer logo (1957–1966) decal.

The Red Wings Centennial logo patch is on the left shoulder, and a reimagined “Hockeytown” mark is inside the collar. The inside hem of the jersey displays Detroit’s 11 Stanley Cup-winning years, flanked by silhouettes of the original trophy on the left and the modern Stanley Cup on the right. The Priority sponsor patch will be seamlessly integrated into the design and be placed on the right shoulder of the jersey.

Two iconic buildings. Two storied legacies. A time of great change that laid the foundation for a new generation of fans and players. This is the story of the teams who closed one chapter and opened the next in Joe Louis Arena.

A new millennium brought new faces to Hockeytown. The most successful American NHL franchise claimed its 11th Stanley Cup championship and continued a streak of 25 straight playoff appearances with help from a Magic Man, Hank, and the Perfect Human. The next 100 years begins in Hockeytown’s new home – Little Caesars Arena.

A tribute to those who embody the values of the Winged Wheel off the ice. From the broadcast booth, the stands, and behind-the-scenes these individuals understand the importance of Hockeytown’s legacy.

In an era defined by grit and greatness, the legend of the octopus was born. The Production Line brought four Stanley Cup championships and a decade of success to the city of Detroit. Countless hockey icons donned the Winged Wheel and cemented the Red Wings as a fixture in the National Hockey League.