$19.75 – $27.00
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 3001, a unisex jersey short-sleeve tee — light 4.2 oz/yd² (142 g/m²) jersey with a ribbed knit collar, tapered shoulders, dual side seams that hold the shape for longer, and a tear-away label. The solid colours are 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton; the heathers are blends, Athletic Heather at 90% cotton to 10% polyester and the navy and grey heathers at 52% to 48%. Printed on the chest, front only.
Unisex sizing, S to 3XL, in a retail fit — cut closer through the body than the boxy tee everybody used to get handed at a tournament. Take your usual size; go one up if you would rather it hung loose.
Machine wash cold, inside out, and tumble dry low. Hot water and a hot dryer are what shrink a cotton shirt.
“Crabcakes and Retriever Hockey, that’s what Suffoletto’s do.” — Greg Suffoletto, forward
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.