The Seattle Kraken are adding a fourth jersey to the mix for the 2026-27 season, and this one puts the team’s secondary anchor logo right where you can’t miss it.
Unveiled Monday morning as part of the NHL’s “Hometown Remix” program, the new look gives all 32 teams a fresh uniform set. Seattle’s version leans into a retro feel, with a navy sweater and pants accented by cream and sky blue.
The Kraken will break them out for the first time when they host the Calgary Flames at 7 p.m. Wednesday night.
After that, the team will wear the uniforms six times total this season, and every appearance will be at home: Nov. 28 against Edmonton, Jan. 2 against the New York Islanders, Jan. 3 against Vancouver, and Feb. 13 and March 15 against St. Louis.
Fans can already buy the jerseys at the team store at the Kraken Community Iceplex in Northgate or online.
The design is loaded with Pacific Northwest touches. The anchor logo includes a nod to the Space Needle, which sits on the same Seattle Center campus as Climate Pledge Arena, and also pulls in details inspired by scrimshaw, the old maritime engraving tradition, to give the jersey elements an etched look.
The lettering and numbers were shaped by hand-painted markings seen on vessels in Seattle’s harbors. On the sleeve, sublimated artwork shows the waters of Puget Sound framed by the mountain ranges of the Pacific Northwest, including the silhouette of Mount Rainier.
Along the hemline, the jersey also features Washington’s state flower, the rhododendron, as a subtle nod to the region’s natural beauty.
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