The Flyers’ newest look is here, and it leans hard into Philadelphia’s identity.
Unveiled on November 2, 2026 as part of the NHL/Fanatics league-wide Hometown Remix campaign, the club’s new hometown remix jersey is built around the Liberty Bell and the city’s place in the nation’s 250th anniversary. The design keeps the Flyers’ classic Flying P on the chest, but nearly every other detail folds in some version of the Bell.
The base color is “Liberty Gray,” making it the first gray jersey in franchise history. That comes with accents in “Declaration Parchment” and traditional Burnt Orange. The numbers carry a crack detail meant to mirror the Liberty Bell’s famous split, while the sleeves feature six stripes that echo the Bell’s design and also nod to the Flyers’ 60th anniversary.
There’s more woven into the details. Between the sleeve stripes is a tone-on-tone UV stamp of the Bell’s inscription: “Proclaim Liberty Throughout All The Land Unto All The Inhabitants Thereof.” The chest crest remains the familiar logo every Flyers jersey has worn, but it includes raised lines intended to mimic the Bell’s casting.
The rest of the uniform follows the same theme. A Constitution wordmark sits inside the neck collar, the helmets are matte with a Liberty Bell decal, and the hem includes U.S. Constitution script framing the Liberty Bell and the date of Independence.
The jerseys are set to debut on the ice November 3, 2026 against the Minnesota Wild, and the Flyers will wear them multiple times this season. They’re available through official team and Fanatics channels.
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