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Amazing Kreiderman

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A few posts later you said you don't like the fit of the Adidas. Is that the only option at the moment?

That has nothing to do with Coolhockey though.

The Adidas Primegreen (2.0) jerseys are very tight compared to the Adidas Adizero (1.0) jerseys. Just something to keep in mind. Go 2 sizes up.

Quality-wise, the retail Adidas jerseys are a bit flimsy compared to the on-ice jerseys but again, that's not a Coolhockey thing. Coolhockey is a retailer, not a manufacturer.
 
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That has nothing to do with Coolhockey though.

The Adidas Primegreen (2.0) jerseys are very tight compared to the Adidas Adizero (1.0) jerseys. Just something to keep in mind. Go 2 sizes up.

Quality-wise, the retail Adidas jerseys are a bit flimsy compared to the on-ice jerseys but again, that's not a Coolhockey thing. Coolhockey is a retailer, not a manufacturer.

Yep. I just compared my old 56 to the new 60 and I think it's in that 1-2 sizes for sure.

If someone was a 56, they have to buy a 60 at this point. It's a joke.
 

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People. Buy my shit. 50 Zib authentic or never worn We Bleed Blue zip up. I need to sell this shiznit.
 

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That has nothing to do with Coolhockey though.

The Adidas Primegreen (2.0) jerseys are very tight compared to the Adidas Adizero (1.0) jerseys. Just something to keep in mind. Go 2 sizes up.

Quality-wise, the retail Adidas jerseys are a bit flimsy compared to the on-ice jerseys but again, that's not a Coolhockey thing. Coolhockey is a retailer, not a manufacturer.
I like it slim
 

nyrmetros

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I’ve bought from them….not bad but not the actual CCM authentics. So if you really want a period accurate shirt from the 90’s you can go on the ‘Bay and find one. Problem would be getting it customized since Cosby’s is closed (and yeah even then it wouldn’t be 100% accurate but close). I think Keener could do accurate 90’s customization but don’t hold me to that.

But are they actual replica CCM jerseys? Not fakes?
 

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I’ve bought from them….not bad but not the actual CCM authentics. So if you really want a period accurate shirt from the 90’s you can go on the ‘Bay and find one. Problem would be getting it customized since Cosby’s is closed (and yeah even then it wouldn’t be 100% accurate but close). I think Keener could do accurate 90’s customization but don’t hold me to that.

Keener would be your best bet for 90s lettering. Even prior to closing Cosby's wasn't able to customize the 90s sweaters anymore as they lost the font prior to moving out of the MSG lobby.


Only downside to Keener is its location. Shipping to Winnipeg is costly and I'm not sure if you get hit with taxes/duties when they ship your order back.
 

nyrmetros

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Just got a blue CCM 550 jersey on ebay for $30 plus shipping. Great condition! Not authentic, replica jersey.
 

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I'm ready to order a Chytil jersey. Should I wait for HockeyAuthentic to have my size back in stock, or is there somewhere else I should go with?
 

nyrmetros

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Hopefully ya'll can add a SC patch to your 21/22 horrible Fanatics and equally bad Adidas jerseys in a few days.
 

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Do any of you guys know baseball jerseys?

I know nothing other than a Petite jersey I had when I was 12, but my dad wanted a Yankees jersey for either Mattingly or Bobby Murcer, but as it was a Father's Day gift and nothing major, I didn't want to go the custom route.

Saw these hanging around, but I don't know if they're legit. The Majestic tag looks kind of half-assed to me.

eBay
 

nyrmetros

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Do any of you guys know baseball jerseys?

I know nothing other than a Petite jersey I had when I was 12, but my dad wanted a Yankees jersey for either Mattingly or Bobby Murcer, but as it was a Father's Day gift and nothing major, I didn't want to go the custom route.

Saw these hanging around, but I don't know if they're legit. The Majestic tag looks kind of half-assed to me.

eBay

A Mattingly jersey should be a Rawlings jersey I think?
 

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I have a Hank retirement night patch that I want to get stitched onto a new Igor jersey. I have a few questions for the experts in here.

I haven't ordered a jersey since I grabbed a Buchnevich in his rookie season. I believe I got it from coolhockey. Are there any sites that I should prioritize ordering from due to better quality? Or is coolhockey fine? Honestly any list of sites that I can check periodically would be great - would love to get the jersey on some sort of summer sale.

I've read in here that sizes are a little different these days. My Buch was a large and it was a Reebok jersey. I did lose some weight since I ordered it. Is an L still the way to go or should I go a size up?

And finally - where the hell can I send it out to get the Hank patch stitched on?
 

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I have a Hank retirement night patch that I want to get stitched onto a new Igor jersey. I have a few questions for the experts in here.

I haven't ordered a jersey since I grabbed a Buchnevich in his rookie season. I believe I got it from coolhockey. Are there any sites that I should prioritize ordering from due to better quality? Or is coolhockey fine? Honestly any list of sites that I can check periodically would be great - would love to get the jersey on some sort of summer sale.

I've read in here that sizes are a little different these days. My Buch was a large and it was a Reebok jersey. I did lose some weight since I ordered it. Is an L still the way to go or should I go a size up?

And finally - where the hell can I send it out to get the Hank patch stitched on?
Any dry leaner can sew the patch on. Just make sure they use a zig zag stitch. There is no reason to send it to a place, pay shipping both ways and wait 2 weeks for a patch. Bring some pictures and make sure they put it in the right spot.
 

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I have a Hank retirement night patch that I want to get stitched onto a new Igor jersey. I have a few questions for the experts in here.

I haven't ordered a jersey since I grabbed a Buchnevich in his rookie season. I believe I got it from coolhockey. Are there any sites that I should prioritize ordering from due to better quality? Or is coolhockey fine? Honestly any list of sites that I can check periodically would be great - would love to get the jersey on some sort of summer sale.

I've read in here that sizes are a little different these days. My Buch was a large and it was a Reebok jersey. I did lose some weight since I ordered it. Is an L still the way to go or should I go a size up?

And finally - where the hell can I send it out to get the Hank patch stitched on?

Depending on how much attention to detail you want to have there are a number of routes you could go.

The Rangers wore the Prima Green jerseys this year so I would look to order one of those from Coolhockey, SportsK, HockeyAuthentic, or any vendor really that has them in stock. As for sizing they run smaller than the reebok jerseys so in a normal situation i would recommend going a size up but if you've lost weight I would use your judgement and order a size that makes sense for you. Personally i wouldn't order a first generation Adidas jersey for the hank night patch because the RANGERS crest looks very different up close when you compare the first generation to the prima. Not sure what the Rangers wore in warmups this year on Hank night but if they recycled jerseys from previous seasons a Lundqvist 30 with the patch and the old crest wouldn't be inaccurate but again, it's your call.

As for the patch and overall customization the Rangers used EPS (exclusive pro sports) for a majority of this season for customization. They're located in rockford Illinois and do quality work for a fair price. They can certainly customize your jersey, and put the patch on and you'll have things done to on ice specs. The downside is the turnaround time for them is incredibly long (5 months + )

The second option is using Arena wear in Westchester, they did the Rangers jerseys for the last 10+ seasons and only lost the business for this season because the shop got flooded last year before the season. They do great work, and the turnaround time is less than a week if you live locally. They're a bit more expensive than EPS but the quality is top notch and you have the benefit of getting your stuff back right away pretty much.

There were rumblings that Arena wear did later sets of jerseys for the Rangers this season, I have no idea if that was ever confirmed or not.

I haven't seen an EPS jersey from this season compared to an arena wear from last season so I can't say how much of a difference there will be in terms of stitching, shades of blue/white on the numbers/letters, and overall size/arch of nameplate and numbers. I'm sure someone on here could show the two side by side and point out any differences.

TL:DR If you're not picky buy a blank and send it to Arena Wear if you want a fast turnaround, send to EPS if you don't mind waiting until christmas to get it back.
 

1Knee1T

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Any dry leaner can sew the patch on. Just make sure they use a zig zag stitch. There is no reason to send it to a place, pay shipping both ways and wait 2 weeks for a patch. Bring some pictures and make sure they put it in the right spot.

Depending on how much attention to detail you want to have there are a number of routes you could go.

The Rangers wore the Prima Green jerseys this year so I would look to order one of those from Coolhockey, SportsK, HockeyAuthentic, or any vendor really that has them in stock. As for sizing they run smaller than the reebok jerseys so in a normal situation i would recommend going a size up but if you've lost weight I would use your judgement and order a size that makes sense for you. Personally i wouldn't order a first generation Adidas jersey for the hank night patch because the RANGERS crest looks very different up close when you compare the first generation to the prima. Not sure what the Rangers wore in warmups this year on Hank night but if they recycled jerseys from previous seasons a Lundqvist 30 with the patch and the old crest wouldn't be inaccurate but again, it's your call.

As for the patch and overall customization the Rangers used EPS (exclusive pro sports) for a majority of this season for customization. They're located in rockford Illinois and do quality work for a fair price. They can certainly customize your jersey, and put the patch on and you'll have things done to on ice specs. The downside is the turnaround time for them is incredibly long (5 months + )

The second option is using Arena wear in Westchester, they did the Rangers jerseys for the last 10+ seasons and only lost the business for this season because the shop got flooded last year before the season. They do great work, and the turnaround time is less than a week if you live locally. They're a bit more expensive than EPS but the quality is top notch and you have the benefit of getting your stuff back right away pretty much.

There were rumblings that Arena wear did later sets of jerseys for the Rangers this season, I have no idea if that was ever confirmed or not.

I haven't seen an EPS jersey from this season compared to an arena wear from last season so I can't say how much of a difference there will be in terms of stitching, shades of blue/white on the numbers/letters, and overall size/arch of nameplate and numbers. I'm sure someone on here could show the two side by side and point out any differences.

TL:DR If you're not picky buy a blank and send it to Arena Wear if you want a fast turnaround, send to EPS if you don't mind waiting until christmas to get it back.

Thanks guys! Both responses are very appreciated. I can't even find a home 50/L in stock anywhere at the moment so hopefully somebody gets one in stock soon.
 

superyan

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Thanks guys! Both responses are very appreciated. I can't even find a home 50/L in stock anywhere at the moment so hopefully somebody gets one in stock soon.
50 is considered a medium.

Thanks guys! Both responses are very appreciated. I can't even find a home 50/L in stock anywhere at the moment so hopefully somebody gets one in stock soon.
If you're looking for a 50, they are readily available at NHL shop - Men's New York Rangers adidas Royal Home Primegreen Authentic Pro Jersey
 

Hunter Gathers

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I have a Hank retirement night patch that I want to get stitched onto a new Igor jersey. I have a few questions for the experts in here.

I haven't ordered a jersey since I grabbed a Buchnevich in his rookie season. I believe I got it from coolhockey. Are there any sites that I should prioritize ordering from due to better quality? Or is coolhockey fine? Honestly any list of sites that I can check periodically would be great - would love to get the jersey on some sort of summer sale.

I've read in here that sizes are a little different these days. My Buch was a large and it was a Reebok jersey. I did lose some weight since I ordered it. Is an L still the way to go or should I go a size up?

And finally - where the hell can I send it out to get the Hank patch stitched on?

HockeyAuthentic >> Coolhockey
 
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