The Vegas Golden Knights are leaning all the way into the city’s identity. The team, the NHL and Fanatics on Monday, Nov. 2, unveiled the Golden Knights’ “Hometown Remix” alternate jersey, a casino-inspired design with a jade-green shoulder yoke modeled on table felt, card suits, a roulette pattern on the sleeves and numbers in a playing-card typeface. The jerseys went on sale the same morning in Las Vegas and online.
Key Takeaways
- The Hometown Remix jersey features hearts, clubs, spades and diamonds on a jade-green yoke inspired by casino felt, plus a roulette pattern and gold striping on the sleeves.
- Numbers use a custom typeface inspired by playing cards, and the hem nods to the franchise’s first season in 2017.
- Vegas will wear it five times in 2026-27, starting Sunday, Nov. 15 against the Vancouver Canucks at T-Mobile Arena.
- Sales started Monday at The Arsenal at City National Arena and The Armory at T-Mobile Arena, plus VegasTeamStore.com, NHLShop.com and Fanatics. In-store supply is limited.
What the jersey looks like
According to the team, the jersey keeps an elevated version of the Golden Knights crest but surrounds it with gaming details. The shoulders carry a jade-green texture meant to evoke a casino table, with the four card suits worked into the pattern. The sleeves add a roulette design, a debossed Vegas wordmark and gold stripes. The numbers on the back and sleeves are set in a custom font inspired by playing cards, and the hem carries a reference to the club’s 2017 debut season.
The Hometown Remix program covers all 32 NHL teams, each with a design meant to reflect its city. The team says the league-wide project took two years to develop. Fanatics has been the NHL’s on-ice uniform outfitter since 2024.
When the Golden Knights will wear it
- Sunday, Nov. 15 vs. Vancouver Canucks (6 p.m., T-Mobile Arena)
- Monday, Dec. 21 vs. Carolina Hurricanes
- Thursday, Jan. 28 vs. Buffalo Sabres
- Thursday, Feb. 18 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets
- Monday, March 15 vs. Winnipeg Jets
Where to buy one
Season ticket members got a three-hour early window at The Arsenal at City National Arena in Summerlin starting at 7 a.m. Monday, with the public allowed in from 10 a.m. The Armory at T-Mobile Arena opened at 8 a.m. with a limited supply. The jerseys are also listed online at VegasTeamStore.com, NHLShop.com and Fanatics. The team announcements did not list prices, so check the store before you go, and expect adult and youth sizes to be limited in person.
What it means for locals and visitors
For locals, the Nov. 15 home game against Vancouver is the first chance to see the new look on the ice, and it is likely to be a popular ticket. For visitors, the jersey is a souvenir that says Las Vegas without needing a logo from a resort. If you’re heading to The Armory before a game, plan for Strip traffic around T-Mobile Arena and give yourself extra time.
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