Panthers Unveil a Sunrise-Colored Hometown Remix Uniform, and It Debuts Tonight Against Detroit in Sunrise
The coral, yellow and orange special-edition look - a remixed throwback crest on a '90s sunrise pattern - will be worn 10 times this season, starting with Monday night's home game against the Red Wings.
The Florida Panthers will take the ice Monday night in a new set of colors. The Panthers, the NHL and Fanatics unveiled the club's Hometown Remix uniform on Monday, a special-edition look that celebrates the fans, fabric and culture of South Florida as part of a league-wide program featuring all 32 clubs, the team announced. The uniform, designed in collaboration with Fanatics and the league over a two-year development process, debuts tonight against the Detroit Red Wings at Amerant Bank Arena and will be worn 10 times during the 2026-27 season: Nov. 2 against Detroit, Nov. 4 against Chicago, Nov. 28 against Tampa Bay, Dec. 19 against Calgary, Dec. 26 against Tampa Bay, Jan. 2 against Montreal, Jan. 16 against Las Vegas, Feb. 13 against Dallas, March 6 against Toronto and March 27 against Philadelphia.
The design is built on a sunrise. Its custom palette of coral, yellow and orange reflects a South Florida morning and the region's beaches, the front crest is a remixed version of the throwback Panthers shoulder patch logo, and the sleeves continue a '90s sunrise pattern. 'We're so excited for our fans to see our Hometown Remix jersey and the merchandise collection that pairs with it,' Panthers President of Business Operations Michael White said in the release. '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.' NHL executive Brian Jennings called the program a celebration of 'the fans, culture and communities that make each NHL market unique.'
The jerseys and the matching fan collection went on sale Monday at Pantherland at Amerant Bank Arena - open 9:54 a.m. to 5 p.m., reopening at 6 p.m. when doors open for the game - and at Baptist Health IcePlex, with extended hours through Sunday, Nov. 8, and online at FLATeamShop.com. The first 15,000 fans inside the arena on Dec. 19, Jan. 16, Feb. 13 and March 27 will receive a blind-bag mystery Hometown Remix pin as part of a four-game collection. Tonight's game itself is the launch: Detroit in Sunrise, in the new colors, under the lights.
