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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 3001Y, the youth cut of the shirt the adults get — light 4.2 oz/yd² (142 g/m²) Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, side seams, taped shoulders, a ribbed knit collar and a tear-away label so there is nothing to pick at. 100% cotton, except Black and Athletic Heather, which are 90% cotton to 10% polyester. Printed on the chest, in the same place it sits on the adult shirt.
Youth S, M and L, cut in the same retail fit as the adult tee. If they are between two sizes take the larger one; they will not be that size for long.
Inside out, cold water, low tumble. This will see the machine more often than anything else in the shop, and the cold water is the part that keeps the print on it.
“Just keep skating.” — Jeremy McDonald, 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.