With the Flaming C shoulder patches, Blasty would do an excellent job at combining the previous colourway with a new primary logo. The “Ol’ Blasty” jersey as it is most properly known made its debut at the Flames first jersey with the primary black colour.
In 1998, the Flames added their absolute best jersey to the lineup (don’t me). 1998-2000 (Photo credits to Getty Images)
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Personally, if we are looking at a ranking of full sets, this most likely would rank near the bottom. They took their fair share of criticism over the years, but the pedestals have started making their way back to the hearts of Flames fans. Black was also introduced as a primary colour in the jerseys (which would return later), and really added a different flair. Mainly recognizable with the diagonal lines across the front, the jerseys were clearly a big change. 1994-1998Īfter 14 years and with the team headed in a different direction, the Flames underwent their first full redesign of their jerseys to the “pedestal” set. Not much more to say – it’s no surprise the team is planning on on returning to this colour set full-time. Of course, this jersey set is legendary for the best possible reason: Bruce Bennett Studios via Getty Images Other than that, they didn’t tinker too much with a classic.
You’re probably wondering, wait there was a change between the first season and the second? After moving to the CCM jersey set, the home red collar was slightly altered. Both the home (white) and away (red) jersey sets were the perfect way for the franchise to start off. The absolutely beautiful red, white, and yellow worked perfectly with the Flaming C. 1980-1981 Full Setup (Courtesy of ) Flames Jersey Set 1980-81 (Photo Courtesy of )Īfter making the move from Atlanta, the Flaming C made it’s debut on the previous Atlanta Flames colourway. In honor of this occasion, we took a look back at all the jerseys the Flames have worn though the years as they set the stage for a new era. Of course, depending on when you’re reading this, it’s entirely possible that this is old news.Īlthough the Flames jerseys underwent a bit of a re-design after the NHL moved from Reebok to Adidas in 2017-18, it has been years since the Flames jersey has been full changed from the red jersey with black crest. It is widely speculated that the Flames will be making their alternate “retro” jerseys their full-time home sweaters, while the Heritage Classic whites will be the full-time away set. Monday October 5th is a big day in Calgary Flames history as the team will unveil their brand new, full-time uniforms for the 2020-21 NHL season.
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