Hockey season has brought a bigger, broader wave of lululemon NHL gear, and the latest drop gives fans plenty of ways to show team colors without leaning on the usual bulky game-day look.
The collaboration between lululemon, Fanatics, and the NHL now covers every team in the league, with men’s and women’s apparel that includes jackets, hoodies, sweatshirts, crewnecks, pants, T-shirts, and accessories. The current lineup also features fresh outerwear and team-inspired designs through Fanatics and the NHL Shop.
That’s a long way from where the partnership started. It launched in 2024 with 11 teams, then expanded to all 32 the next season after lululemon finished among the NHL’s top five selling brands in its first regular season. Fanatics said women’s products made up nearly half of purchases during that initial launch.
For the 2026-27 season, the options have only grown.
Among the standout looks is the Florida Panthers’ women’s neutral-colored jacket, which leans into a cleaner, more understated style. The tonal Panthers logo and script give it a polished finish without overpowering the piece.
Boston’s black-and-gold palette also translates well into the new collection. The Bruins jacket features multiple Boston marks on a mostly black design, giving it more of a premium streetwear feel than traditional hockey merch. Fans can also find new track jackets along with the brand’s sweatshirt and hoodie staples.
The New York Rangers collection has its own sharp look, highlighted by a grey crewneck with the team’s diagonal wordmark and red-and-blue sleeve stripes. Rangers fans can choose from premium sweatshirts and new outerwear, including Rangers Steady State crews and the new Nylon Track Jacket.
Buffalo gets a strong showing too. The Sabres hoodie uses royal blue with tonal “Buffalo” lettering and Sabres script for a simple finish, and women’s shoppers can find familiar lululemon silhouettes with Buffalo branding as well. One of those options is the women’s Scuba Oversized Half-Zip Hoodie, which is part of the league-wide collection.
Montreal brings another clean design to the mix. The Canadiens hoodie uses tonal “Montreal” lettering with a contrasting Canadiens script across the chest, while the broader collection also includes new lululemon outerwear and Steady State apparel.
Those are just a few of the styles now available as the collection stretches across the league. For fans looking to update their wardrobe during the NHL season, the latest lululemon release offers plenty of ways to do it.
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