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Blues to wear Hometown Remix uniforms ten times in 2026-27, beginning Nov. 17 vs Anaheim Ducks…

The St. Louis Blues, NHL, and Fanatics have officially unveiled the team's new Hometown Remix uniform, as well as an accompanying apparel and headwear collection. Part of a leaguewide initiative featuring all 32 NHL clubs, the design marks the culmination of a two-year collaboration. The Blues will wear the special edition uniforms ten times during the 2026-27 season, making their debut on November 17 against the Anaheim Ducks at Enterprise Center.
The uniform features black and silver for the first time in franchise history, drawing inspiration from the Mississippi River and the Gateway Arch. It includes an updated circular crest cut with three river-wave lines, beveled numbers reflecting the Arch's metallic finish, and debossed sleeve waves. Authentic Pro and Premium versions of the jersey, along with fan apparel, are available across Fanatics and team retail outlets.
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