The Vegas Golden Knights are set to put a fresh Las Vegas stamp on their look, and the first preview points straight to the Strip. After months of buildup, the team has offered fans an early glimpse of its upcoming Hometown Remix jerseys, a design that leans into roulette imagery, keeps the familiar black-and-gold base and adds an unexpected hit of green.
The Hometown Remix line is part of a league-wide push from the NHL and Fanatics that celebrates the cities, cultures and communities tied to each franchise. The collection is scheduled to launch Monday, November 2, at 10 a.m., the NHL announced Thursday, October 29, and the Golden Knights’ version appears to be rooted in one of Las Vegas’ most recognizable symbols: the roulette wheel.
That theme was on display during Thursday morning’s practice at City National Arena, where players were spotted in gear that seemed to preview the new design. The equipment included black shorts with gold stripes and the word “Vegas,” plus glossy black helmets and gloves shaped around roulette-inspired colors. The gloves stood out with alternating red and black fingers, while green cuffs appeared to nod to the zero and double-zero spaces on American roulette wheels.
Green also showed up around the Golden Knights’ helmet logo on the jersey, adding a new layer to a franchise that has traditionally been tied to gold, black, gray and red. The look still fits the team’s identity, but it also brings a different visual spark - one that ties directly back to the city.
The team added another tease on social media Thursday with a 30-second video captioned “Made for the city that made us,” a clip that leaned hard into Las Vegas neon and the city’s unmistakable glow. The video ended with what appeared to be a redesigned version of the franchise’s Season X logo, further tying the collection to the Golden Knights’ 10th NHL season.
Neon lighting has already been part of the team’s home-game presentation this season, so the concept fits naturally. The roulette details and bright city imagery give the Golden Knights a chance to build a uniform that feels distinctly Las Vegas without straying far from their established look.
The team has not revealed every detail yet, but the practice gear and teaser video make the direction pretty clear.
The Hometown Remix project was first announced in August as a partnership between the NHL and Fanatics, with all 32 teams expected to receive special-edition uniforms, apparel and headwear tied to their local markets. Some clubs have already announced when they’ll wear theirs in home games, but Vegas has not yet confirmed when its new jerseys will hit the ice.
Fans won’t have to wait long for the full collection, though, with the launch set for November 2.
And this won’t be the only new look coming for the Golden Knights. The team is also expected to wear a separate special-edition jersey for its Stadium Series game against the Dallas Stars on February 20 in Texas during the 2026-27 season. According to SinBin Vegas, Vegas will have a different uniform for that outdoor matchup, giving the club multiple chances to roll out new designs in a season already centered on the franchise’s identity.
Since arriving in the NHL, the Golden Knights have built one of the sport’s most recognizable game-night atmospheres, and this jersey concept follows that same script. The blend of roulette colors, neon cues and the team’s signature foundation makes this a fitting tribute to the city that has shaped the franchise from the start.
The final version is still to come, but the message is already clear: Vegas wants its hometown woven right into the uniform.
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