The Florida Panthers will debut their new pink-hued Hometown Remix jerseys on Monday night as part of a league-wide Fanatics campaign.
The Florida Panthers are scheduled to wear new pink Hometown Remix jerseys on Monday night, marking the launch of a league-wide Fanatics campaign involving all 32 NHL teams. While team officials, including president of business operations Michael White, describe the primary color as a "shade of coral" or "tropical sunrise," the uniform represents the first time an NHL franchise has used pink as a primary game-worn color. The design features a remixed version of the 1990s throwback shoulder patch logo on the front crest and a sunrise pattern on the sleeves.
Fanatics, the league's official outfitter since the 2024-25 season, developed the Hometown Remix program to run for the 2026-27 season only. A total of 261 games will feature these uniforms, including 19 matchups where both teams will wear their respective Remix designs. The Panthers' specific look was influenced by the Viola family, who requested a vibrant aesthetic following the success of the team's powder-blue Reverse Retro 2.0 jersey in 2022.
According to NHL chief branding officer Brian Jennings, the jersey will be worn by a roster known for physical play, including captain Aleksander Barkov and forwards Matthew Tkachuk and Sam Bennett. The development process for the garment spanned 18 months. Despite the single-season duration of the program, Fanatics projects the Hometown Remix collection to become the highest-grossing merchandise program in NHL history.
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