Apparel Making

Report: Adidas to stop making NHL jerseys and apparel after two more seasons

By Elaine B. Jacobs

Photo: Adidas

According to ESPN’s Greg Wyshynski, Adidas will not return as the NHL’s official supplier of apparel, including uniforms, after two more seasons.

ESPN learned that Adidas wasn’t interested in renewing its contract with the NHL, which had reached out to other apparel companies and told them they were looking for a replacement.

“The NHL and Adidas look forward to continuing to work closely together over the next two years and a smooth transition to the new authentic NHL jersey supplier to be announced by the NHL in due course,” the NHL said in a statement.

Adidas, willing to pay at least double what Reebok had previously, replaced them as the league’s apparel company after the 2016-17 season and made the jerseys for the 2016 World Cup of Hockey.

By Harrison Brown

About Harrison Brown

Harrison is a die-hard Caps fan and a hockey fanatic with a passion for sporting goods. He attended his first game at the age of 8 and has been a season ticket holder since the 2010-2011 season. His fondest memory from Caps was when the Capitals won the Stanley Cup in Las Vegas. In his spare time he enjoys travelling, taking photos and hanging out with his two dogs. Follow Harrison on Twitter @HarrisonB927077

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