The Calgary Flames are rolling out a very different look for their final season at the Scotiabank Saddledome.
Their new Hometown Remix jersey leans hard into gold, with the design built as a tribute to the iconic building the team will call home for one last year. The most eye-catching detail is the gold Flaming C on the chest, and it’s not just there for style - it also folds in the Saddledome’s waffle-pattern roof design.
The jersey carries that theme well beyond the logo. The sleeve striping takes its cue from the Saddledome’s windows, while the hem striping mirrors the building’s roofline. At the bottom, the jersey includes the opening years of both arenas, marking the move from the Saddledome to Calgary’s new home, Scotia Place.
The Flames introduced the jersey on X with the line: “It’s the roar of the C of Red. It’s in the memories together beneath our iconic roof,” the Flames wrote on X.
“It’s one last ride, together. It’s the fabric of Calgary.
Introducing the Hometown Remix jersey.”
The team will wear the new sweaters for the first time Friday night against the Anaheim Ducks. Calgary is set to use the jersey nine times during the 2026-27 season, with additional dates on Sunday, Nov.
8; Wednesday, Nov. 11; Thursday, Dec.
3; Saturday, Dec. 5; Tuesday, Dec.
8; Tuesday, Jan. 12; Thursday, Jan. 14; and Saturday, Jan.
It’s a sharp departure from the Flames’ usual look, but the early reaction from the fan base appears to be positive. And with the Saddledome entering its final season of Flames hockey, the timing fits the moment.
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