Johnstown Jets Mid-70s White Hockey Jersey

Hailing from the western Pennsylvania town of Johnstown and playing at the Cambria County War Memorial, the Jets were a mainstay in minor league hockey for three decades. They were the inspiration for the movie Slapshot and who Reg's Chiefs were modeled after. The Jets won six league titles during their history and were once coached by future big league boss Bruce Boudreau. While the Jets are long gone, the legacy of minor league hockey in Johnstown continues on today. 

This is a faithfully re-created replica of the Jets home white jerseys from the mid-1970s. It matches every detail as best we can using modern jersey production methods, including a replica Johnstown patch on the left shoulder. All stripes and seams are stitched and the jersey dons a fully embroidered logo for all of that true old school hockey feel. 

Note: This jersey will NOT come with a name or number across the back. We offer customization only via pre-orders that are open for limited periods of time. The link to the pre-order listing for this jersey is here, please use the red "notify" button on that page to receive a notification the next time pre-orders open. 

Please review our jersey return and exchange policy prior to purchase. 

SIZING INFORMATION: 

Please see the jersey size chart for sizing details. Generally speaking, the jersey sizing for adults is consistent with official NHL replicas from recent years.  We strongly encourage consulting the size chart provided specific to this team and comparing the measurements to jerseys you currently own. Jerseys will NOT include a fight strap.