Best looking international jerseys?

[Uncle Rotter]

Team Canada 1977

 

[CanadienShark]

I love the Russian jerseys.

 

[Uncle Rotter]

1982 Canada World Junior

 

[Rekin]

GDR had a pretty unique habit of using the soccer template for their jerseys:

 

[GotTheMovesLikeJagr]

I really like the 60s/70s style Czechoslovak jerseys - very simplistic (though I prefer the one with the Coat of Arms over the one with just text):

1968–1969, 1971 and 1972 (World Championship)

1974–1984

My other favorite jersey is the Norwegian jerseys used in the 1960s to the 1980s, and re-introduced in the 2010 and 2014 Olympics (especially the red one).

1964−1969

1970−1972

1973−1977

2010 (and 2014, with fake laces)

 

[IceBlacks]

I would say United Arab Emirates has very nice looking jerseys as well as Hong Kong

North Korea relies on simplicity with jerseys and equipment

 

[FVM]

Best Finnish jersey all time is this gem worn 1948-54:

So simple, so elegant and so forceful with that authoritarian deep blue which really sets off the red and gold lion crest. They should adapt this exact scheme to the modern jersey.

 

[Stubu]

Best Finnish jersey all time is this gem worn 1948-54:

So simple, so elegant and so forceful with that authoritarian deep blue which really sets off the red and gold lion crest. They should adapt this exact scheme to the modern jersey.

That does look great, and it would be so easy to have the away jersey by simply switching the blue and the white. I'm partial to having just one main design for both.

I also liked both our jersey designs in Sochi. The big flag one at first looked like they had raided flagpoles to have a toga party, but then it looked surprisingly good in fast motion on the ice. Sometimes a bit of daring and experimenting pays off.