
The new Winnipeg Jets sweaters were revealed at Royal Canadian Air Force base 17 Wing. (CBC)
The new Winnipeg Jets unveiled the sweaters they'll be wearing for their first season in the NHL.
The home sweaters are navy blue with trim in silver and lighter "aviator" blue, while the Jets' away jersey is white with a navy sleeves and silver and light blue trim. The only red in the uniforms is in the logo, which was unveiled in July. Red was a prominent colour in the uniforms worn by the old Winnipeg Jets. The team moved to Phoenix to become the Coyotes in 1996.
The uniforms look quite different than the bootleg ones Canada Border Services agents seized in Manitoba in August.
What do you think of the new Winnipeg Jets sweaters? Do you prefer the old uniform from the 1990s? Or the even older ones from the 1980s? Let us know in the comments below.
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