NHL fans react when Oilers launches new alternative t -shirts for the 2025/26 season


Edmonton Oilers has launched a new alternative sweater for next season 2025-26 On its annual day of the fanatics. The event took place at Rogers's site with many attendees. Later, the team shared the jersey revealed to their official X.

They shared a video showing the design: it has blue, orange and white. There are “oilers” written in blue on the front with an orange line at the top and bottom of the text. In addition, there is a single orange strip on a large blue stripe on the shoulder and another orange strip in the arms of the upper and lower part of the blue strip around the elbow area.

“Built to work. Built to win,” the team wrote in his X Post.

Shortly afterwards, NHL fans reacted online with mixed opinions.

Said a fan The design had a “lazy logo”.

@Edmontonoilers Logotip lazy

“If McDavid signs, I will buy it. You have 1 month to meet my demands” ” Another do He wrote.

@Edmontonoilers if McDavid signs, I will buy it. You have 1 month to meet my demands.

“It looks clean. Interesting. said a fan.

Here are some more reactions of the fans in x:

“We can win a first final before obtaining a new uniform? We couldn't win in any of the other uniform variants in the last twenty years, why do we need another? Get a Nugent Hopkins Cup first and then consider a fashion change.” said a fan.

“I actually like them, they are not amazing but they are clean like hell. And I am a hater of Oilers” Another fan said.

“Very saying that McDavid is not part of this third sweater video, it goes after this year, without extension.” A shared fan his opinion.

The reactions were divided, as some fans liked design, while others considered it to lack creativity.

Edmonton Oilers is ready for one more season with new alternative t -shirts

Edmonton Oilers's new alternative sweater will be brought by the team seven times during the 2025-26 season. The debut is October 28 at Rogers Place against the Utah mammoth.

Other house dates include:

  • December 4 in front of Seattle,
  • December 6 in front of Winnipeg,
  • December 23 in front of Calgary,
  • and January 31 against Minnesota.

The sweater will also be taken to the road,

  • Chicago on January 12,
  • and Nashville on January 13.

Oilers enter the new season after losing to the Stanley Cup final in Florida for the second consecutive year. McDavid Connor And Leon Draisaitl will again lead the team's offense. With most of the basic foundations, Edmonton hopes to improve his exhibition this year. And the goal will be to win its first Stanley Cup since 1990.