Thanks to a post on Reddit we’ve gotten a look at all three of the new 2014 Team Canada Olympic hockey jerseys two weeks early. The photo appears to have been taken by an employee of a sports store and shows the red jersey we had all seen three weeks
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Tokyo Awarded 2020 Summer Olympics
The International Olympic Committee today announced that the City of Tokyo, Japan will be the host city for the Games of the XXXII Olympiad (better known as the 2020 Summer Olympics) scheduled to take place between July 24 and August 9, 2020. Traditionally it takes approximately a year-and-a-half after the
Team Canada 2014 Olympic Hockey Jersey Leaked?
All signs point to “yes” on the new 2014 Team Canada Olympic hockey jersey being leaked a little early, earlier today via a posting on the Getty Images website. Thanks to a post on Yahoo!’s PuckDaddy blog, we learn that the photograph of Jonathan Toews was taken earlier today during
Vancouver Stealth Relocated NLL Team Unveils Logo
The National Lacrosse League‘s Vancouver Stealth, fresh off their relocation from Everett, WA where they were known as the Washington Stealth since 2009, have unveiled their new primary logo. “We feel it is a very effective logo that adds a new element while maintaining some of the tradition and brand
A Nike Open: Six Long-Sleeved Looks for British Golf
If you’re a fan of jackets—or sweaters—in uniforms, then you must love The Open, set for July 18 at Muirfield in Scotland. With an always-changing array of weather during the British Open each year, Nike’s release of its looks for the four-day championship includes mixes of long-sleeve wear for its
With Big Names Falling, Let’s Talk Bright Underwear at Wimbledon
In 1877 women weren’t keen on showing off colored underwear (we don’t think colored underwear was even a thing then), instead opting for full-length dresses. Now skivvies are all the rage at the All England Club in London. And that’s perfectly fine, under the 136-year-old rulebook. But solid-colored soles on
The Colors of the Open, What Golfers Will Wear in PA
Forget Tiger and Rory, possibly the best “uniforms” we’ll see at this week’s U.S. Open golf tourney at Merion Golf Club in Pennsylvania could come from Kevin Chappell’s Nike wardrobe. The 26-year-old California native offers up a good mix of subtle color, U.S.A. themes and classic golf looks. It may
2014 Winter Olympic Games Announce Medal Designs to be Given in Sochi
The organizers in St. Petersburg announced next year’s medals for the Winter Olympic Games. They will use a pathwork design, meant to recall the many regions of Russia, holding its first WInter Olympiad next February. The designs cut into the medals, and engrave imagery onto them. Both the Olympic and
Variety of International Soccer Kit Unveils Offer Colorful Interludes
While North America’s May offers a relative void of new uniform unveils—we’ve already seen what NFL and MLB plan to offer and NBA, MLS and NHL are too busy playing games to give us anything new—we can turn to international soccer for some colorful interest. As teams finish up their
Matching the Clay: What Nike Tennis Stars Will Wear for French Open
When it comes time to pick an outfit for Paris, tennis stars need something that matches the distinct red clay of Roland Garros. Nike has released its color scheme for its top seven tennis athletes as they prepare for this month’s French Open, where average temperatures usually hovering around 60
2018 Winter Olympics Logo Unveiled
Last Friday the International Olympic Committee unveiled the logo to be used for the 2018 Winter Olympics, to be held in PyeongChang, South Korea. The explanation behind the design of the logo, according to the official release: The emblem’s design has its roots in Hangul, with the shapes that form
Nike Unveils Looks for Masters Tournament
Yes, Tiger Woods will wear red on the final day of the Masters Tournament, starting April 11 and running through the 14th. But now we also know he’ll opt for white with yellow on Friday and some blue and gray combinations on the other two days. Sure, maybe it isn’t