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Arizona Coyotes Uniform History

Jun 23, 2015, 3:57 PM | Updated: Jun 26, 2015, 4:02 pm

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Friday, the Arizona Coyotes will unveil new uniforms in time for the 2015-16 season.

Here’s a look back at what the team has worn on the ice since their arrival in Phoenix back in 1996.

The Coyotes' new home jersey which was unveiled Friday, June 26 at Gila River Arena. The jersey features altered black mid-arm striping and a new secondary paw print logo on each shoulder. (Photo: Paige Dimakos/Arizona Sports) Alternate (2008-14) The Coyotes unveiled a black alternate jersey in 2008 featuring a modified, full-body coyote logo. These jerseys also had the primary coyote logo on the right shoulder, an alternate coyote paw print logo on the left and were trimmed in sand and brick. Road (2007-15) The NHL went to the Reebok Edge uniform system in 2007, which meant minor changes for the Coyotes. The stripes on the tail of the jersey were removed, and showed up as vertical side stripes on the pants. The new look also introduced a brick red shoulder yoke. Home (2007-15) The NHL went to the Reebok Edge uniform system in 2007, which meant minor changes for the Coyotes. The stripes on the tail of the jersey were removed, and showed up as vertical side stripes on the pants. The 'PHX' shoulder patch on the left side changed to an 'AZ' patch in 2014, coinciding with the renaming of the team from the Phoenix Coyotes to the Arizona Coyotes. Road (2003-07) In conjunction with their move from downtown Phoenix to Glendale, the Coyotes unveiled a completely revamped look in 2003. The road white jersey featured the new coyote head logo and brick red stripes around the sleeves and bottom of the sweater. A secondary logo patch featuring the letters 'PHX', in a state map was worn on the right shoulder. Home (2003-07) In conjunction with their move from downtown Phoenix to Glendale, the Coyotes unveiled a completely revamped look in 2003. The home brick red jersey featured the new coyote head logo and brick white stripes around the sleeves and bottom of the sweater. A secondary logo patch featuring the letters 'PHX', in a state map was worn on the right shoulder. As seen in this photo, the Coyotes also wore a commemorative 'Decade in the Desert' patch during the 2006-07 season. Alternate (1998-2003) In their third season, the Coyotes unveiled an alternate third jersey. The hunter green sweater featured a modified kachina coyote logo that showed only the head, desert motif trim and a southwestern lizard patch on each shoulder. Away (1996-2003) When the Coyotes arrived in the Valley, NHL teams wore dark jerseys on the road. This was the Coyotes' away look for seven seasons. The black jersey featured the kachina coyote logo, hunter green shoulders and unique trim in a Southwestern design in sand, brick and green. The Coyotes quarter moon logo adorned each shoulder. The team wore these uniforms for one game in the 2014-15 season. Home (1996-2003) The 'Yotes wore these during home games for the first seven seasons. The white jersey featured the kachina coyote logo, hunter green shoulders and unique trim in a Southwestern design in sand, brick and green. The Coyotes quarter moon logo adorned each shoulder.

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