$29.75 – $34.00
The club name laid out the way a rink paints it on the boards — a long gold-edged bar, the dog in a roundel at one end, a stick and puck running out of the other. It is the widest thing we draw and the only one built to be read sideways, at speed, by somebody going past it.
Bella+Canvas 3501 — the same light 4.2 oz/yd² (142 g/m²) Airlume combed and ring-spun jersey as the short-sleeve tee, run down to the wrist, with the same tear-away label. Fibre content shifts a little from colour to colour. It is thin enough to go under a hockey jersey without bunching at the elbow, which is most of the reason it is here. The print is on the chest; the sleeves stay plain.
Unisex retail fit, and it runs true to size — take your usual. S to 2XL: this is the one garment in the shop that stops short of 3XL.
Wash it cold and inside out, then tumble it dry on low. Thin jersey dries fast and has no use for the heat.
“Call me Ishmael. Then call me off, I have been out here ninety seconds.” — Dan Schmitt, defence
Golden Retriever Hockey — Buffalo's premier golden-retriever-themed hockey team since 2011.
The club name laid out the way a rink paints it on the boards — a long gold-edged bar, the dog in a roundel at one end, a stick and puck running out of the other. It is the widest thing we draw and the only one built to be read sideways, at speed, by somebody going past it.
The club name laid out the way a rink paints it on the boards — a long gold-edged bar, the dog in a roundel at one end, a stick and puck running out of the other. It is the widest thing we draw and the only one built to be read sideways, at speed, by somebody going past it.
The club name laid out the way a rink paints it on the boards — a long gold-edged bar, the dog in a roundel at one end, a stick and puck running out of the other. It is the widest thing we draw and the only one built to be read sideways, at speed, by somebody going past it.
The club name laid out the way a rink paints it on the boards — a long gold-edged bar, the dog in a roundel at one end, a stick and puck running out of the other. It is the widest thing we draw and the only one built to be read sideways, at speed, by somebody going past it.