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So it seems like the move is to buy a blank and then get it customized by Arena Wear.

Where’s the best place to buy a blank jersey?

Appreciate the help.
 
NY Lito said:
So it seems like the move is to buy a blank and then get it customized by Arena Wear.

Where’s the best place to buy a blank jersey?

Appreciate the help.
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You can get good blanks anywhere, really. NHL store, Icejerseys, Coolhockey, RiverCitySports, etc.

I imagine Cosby's would sell blanks too, though they do a good job customizing too, so might as well get the whole package there.
 
Hi everyone!

I want to buy a adidas authentic Kakko Jersey. Where is the best Place to buy? Where is it the cheapest online while knowing 100% it is real.

I haven’t bought a jersey for about 5 years now so I don’t know where is the best place to go.

thanks!
 
Heckler81 said:
Hi everyone!

I want to buy a adidas authentic Kakko Jersey. Where is the best Place to buy? Where is it the cheapest online while knowing 100% it is real.

I haven’t bought a jersey for about 5 years now so I don’t know where is the best place to go.

thanks!
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Hockey Authentic has them stitched for $150.
 
Heckler81 said:
Anyone else feel that Hockey Authentic is trustworthy???

Mike, thank you for the response.
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I was also going to recommend Hockey Authentic. I ordered a white Panarin from them and they did an amazing job. It's by far the best deal for a hand stitched jersey at $153 usd.
 
hockey authentic, sportsk.com and pro-jerseys.com are all legit, I am a huge jersey snob and all 3 sites do great work. Only thing that was a little off about pro-jerseys.com was that he doesn't use a name plate, I bought a RBK skjei jersey from him with the 90th patch on it a few years ago and it was beautiful and it arrived in like five days. My friend bought a pannarin from hockey authentic and it was probably as close to what they wear on the ice as anything I have ever seen. Never buy anything form NHL or fanatics they suck. The ones they sell at the garden are better, they're more like the real ones that have stitched on authentic name and number kits
 
Can someone who got a jersey from hockeyauthentic post photos? The photos on their site look nice but I'd like to see a finished product.
 
WeWillWin2nite11 said:
hockey authentic, sportsk.com and pro-jerseys.com are all legit, I am a huge jersey snob and all 3 sites do great work. Only thing that was a little off about pro-jerseys.com was that he doesn't use a name plate, I bought a RBK skjei jersey from him with the 90th patch on it a few years ago and it was beautiful and it arrived in like five days. My friend bought a pannarin from hockey authentic and it was probably as close to what they wear on the ice as anything I have ever seen. Never buy anything form NHL or fanatics they suck. The ones they sell at the garden are better, they're more like the real ones that have stitched on authentic name and number kits
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The jerseys at the Garden don't have nameplates and a weird font for the customization.
 
Amazing Kreiderman said:
The jerseys at the Garden don't have nameplates and a weird font for the customization.
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Those jerseys have been garbage for years. I don’t know who the customizer is but they’ve been horrible and without nameplates since like 2015. Pretty embarrassing consider they’re charging almost $300 for the adidas jerseys...
 
NYRFAN218 said:
Those jerseys have been garbage for years. I don’t know who the customizer is but they’ve been horrible and without nameplates since like 2015. Pretty embarrassing consider they’re charging almost $300 for the adidas jerseys...
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And it's literally inside MSG. Where you'd expect to get the proper, original customization. I always go to Cosbys
 
So if I’m reading this correctly, if I go to the NHL store in NYC, they have their Ranger jerseys customized from arena wear?

Obviously it wouldn’t be same day though
 
Oscar Lindberg said:
So if I’m reading this correctly, if I go to the NHL store in NYC, they have their Ranger jerseys customized from arena wear?

Obviously it wouldn’t be same day though
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Go to Gerry Cosby on 31st. The NHL store also has customization without nameplates from what I saw 3 weeks ago
 
Oscar Lindberg said:
So if I’m reading this correctly, if I go to the NHL store in NYC, they have their Ranger jerseys customized from arena wear?

Obviously it wouldn’t be same day though
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A lot of the jerseys they have in store are improperly customized. They may even be using the same customizer MSG uses based on the similarities I’ve seen.

But you can drop off a jersey or purchase a blank there to have shipped out to be customized by Arena Wear yes. Just make sure to specify you want that done as they do have customization on site too which I think is heat pressed.
 
Amazing Kreiderman said:
Go to Gerry Cosby on 31st. The NHL store also has customization without nameplates from what I saw 3 weeks ago
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If you’re looking to have your jersey the same day, then Cosby’s may be the best option though I haven’t been in there in years to see how their customization is. But I’m assuming they have plenty of jerseys already customized and in stock.

If you’re looking to have your jerseys done to the exact specifications of the on ice jerseys, then Arena Wear either on your own or through the NHL Store is the way to go.
 
Amazing Kreiderman said:
Go to Gerry Cosby on 31st. The NHL store also has customization without nameplates from what I saw 3 weeks ago
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Depends on what you want.

I think they do heat press without nameplate, but if you want sewn it should be a nameplate considering they send it out to Arena Wear.
 
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