The Florida Panthers have a new look built around South Florida itself.
On Monday, the club, the NHL and Fanatics introduced the Panthers’ Hometown Remix uniform, a special edition design that ties the team’s identity to the fans, fabric and culture of the region. It is part of a league-wide rollout involving all 32 teams and comes after a two-year development process with Fanatics, the NHL’s on-ice uniform provider.
The Panthers will debut the jersey tonight against the Detroit Red Wings at Amerant Bank Arena, and the uniform will be worn 10 times during the 2026-27 season. The full slate includes Nov. 2 vs.
Detroit, Nov. 4 vs. Chicago, Nov. 28 vs.
Tampa Bay, Dec. 19 vs. Calgary, Dec. 26 vs.
Tampa Bay, Jan. 2 vs. Montreal, Jan. 16 vs.
Las Vegas, Feb. 13 vs. Dallas, March 6 vs.
Toronto and March 27 vs. Philadelphia.
The design leans hard into the South Florida feel. It uses the Panthers’ classic jersey silhouette, then layers in a sunrise-inspired palette of coral, yellow and orange meant to reflect a South Florida morning. The front crest is a remixed version of the throwback Panthers shoulder patch logo, while the sleeves carry the ‘90s sunrise pattern and the Panthers logo in fresh colors.
The team’s own description of the jersey leaves no doubt about the vibe it is chasing: “Tropical sunrise colors. Picture-perfect postcard energy. ‘90s graphic vibes.
It’s all coming together in a uniform that has peak South Florida aura. This jersey is about the place we call home, the colors that reflect off the water every morning, and the progress that follows for anyone awake to see it.
Taking cues from your favorite graphic beach tee, the front crest is a remixed version of the throwback Panthers shoulder patch logo. The sleeves continue the ‘90s sunrise pattern, topped off with the Panthers logo, styled in fresh colors.
Wear it to games, cruises, and sandbar hangs. This jersey is designed for the kind of life most people only dream about.
South Florida life.”
Panthers President of Business Operations Michael White said, “We’re so excited for our fans to see our Hometown Remix jersey and the merchandise collection that pairs with it," said Panthers President of Business Operations Michael White. "The design is inspired by and embraces South Florida’s sunrise colors and the city we call home. It’s a tribute to our community and a celebration of its unique and vibrant culture.”
The NHL framed the project as part of a broader effort to connect each team’s sweater to its market. Brian Jennings, NHL Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Partnerships and Club Strategy Officer, said, “Few symbols in sports carry the history, pride, and emotional connection of an NHL sweater,” said Brian Jennings, NHL Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Partnerships and Club Strategy Officer.
“Hometown Remix builds on that legacy in a fresh and authentic way, celebrating the fans, culture and communities that make each NHL market unique. Together with Fanatics and our Clubs, we’ve created designs that are rooted in local identity and tell a story about the cities and fans they represent.
We’re incredibly excited to bring the program to life and see that passion reflected both on the ice and in the stands.”
Fanatics also pointed to the collaboration behind the project. Dom Fillion, Vice President of Creative Design for Fanatics, said, “Hometown Remix represents the most exciting initiative our team has designed and delivered with our partners since we hit the ice with the NHL in 2024,” said Dom Fillion, Vice President of Creative Design for Fanatics.
“What makes this program so special is the collaboration with each club and together leaning into the history, culture, fabric and identity of every city and fan base to make sure these felt as authentic and personal as possible. We can’t wait to see them worn by the teams on the ice and the fans in the stands all season long.”
The Hometown Remix line goes beyond the jersey. Authentic Pro and Premium versions are available now, along with headwear and men’s and women’s fan gear that includes hoodies, tees and new fleece and outerwear styles. The collection is on sale at Pantherland at Amerant Bank Arena and Baptist Health IcePlex, as well as online at FLATeamShop.com.
There’s also a giveaway element tied to four of the games. The first 15,000 fans inside Amerant Bank Arena on Dec.
19, Jan. 16, Feb. 13 and March 27 will receive an exclusive blind bag mystery Hometown Remix pin as part of a four-game collection.
Fans can purchase the four-game ticket plan at SeatGeek.com.
Single-game tickets for the Hometown Remix games are also available through SeatGeek.com.
The launch comes with extended store hours at Pantherland. At Amerant Bank Arena, the shop will be open Monday, Nov. 2 from 9:54 a.m.
ET to 5 p.m. ET, then reopen at 6 p.m.
ET when doors open for the game. On Wednesday, Nov. 4, it will operate from 12 p.m.
ET to 5:30 p.m. ET before reopening at 6:30 p.m.
ET when doors open.
At Baptist Health IcePlex, Pantherland will be open Monday, Nov. 2 through Sunday, Nov. 8 from 9:54 a.m. ET to 8 p.m. ET daily.
The team is also staging a launch party from 9:54 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Pantherland at Baptist Health IcePlex and Amerant Bank Arena, with DJs, air brush tattoos, a food truck, mascot appearances and more.
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