Thread: Are these jersey's credible?>

Originally Posted by juliochango

See the white outline on the crown.... Look at the real ones.
Not legit.

As Vegas Hockey says, these jerseys are completely legit, just not 100% accurate.
CCM never made the Forum blue jerseys, Goodman's and Sons did and in the early to late 70's the Kings crown did have the white outline.
CCM didn't start making Kings jerseys until the 83/84 season.

The jerseys on the Custom Throwback site are not accurate in the materials used, they are made from air-knit
The 70's Kings jersey were either durene or mesh.
The arm stripes also look a little wider than the jerseys worn in the 70's.
Other than that they are pretty close to the 70's jerseys.

Hope this helps.

Originally Posted by VegasHockey

These actually are legit. They're not 100% accurate but they are official NHL products.

Another example are the 1993 Kings jerseys that they are selling where the Stanley Cup patch doesn't have the 1893 - 1993 centennial years on it. Instead it looks like the 1992 patch with the year changed to 1993. I've posted some links below to illustrate what I'm talking about.

http://www.sportsk.com/stanleycup-1993-patch.html

http://www.sportsk.com/1992-stanleycup-patch.html

http://www.customthrowbackjerseys.co...hockey-jersey/

That's pretty weak. It's not like the right patch is hard to find.

Has anyone seen the bootleg purple/gold jerseys without numbers? My roller team would wear these and it wouldn't matter if they got torn up.

Originally Posted by jeffersonw

Has anyone seen the bootleg purple/gold jerseys without numbers? My roller team would wear these and it wouldn't matter if they got torn up.

I think the worst looking are the one's like I posted in the 1st post and have the HUGE numbers and no name. I see those at Staples often.

Originally Posted by mharolde

Originally Posted by juliochango

See the white outline on the crown.... Look at the real ones.
Not legit.

As Vegas Hockey says, these jerseys are completely legit, just not 100% accurate.
CCM never made the Forum blue jerseys, Goodman's and Sons did and in the early to late 70's the Kings crown did have the white outline.
CCM didn't start making Kings jerseys until the 83/84 season.

The jerseys on the Custom Throwback site are not accurate in the materials used, they are made from air-knit
The 70's Kings jersey were either durene or mesh.
The arm stripes also look a little wider than the jerseys worn in the 70's.
Other than that they are pretty close to the 70's jerseys.

Hope this helps.

Not true. They are 100% counterfit. Same exact pics of those sold at those hundreds of China sites. Some of which have been shut down by the US government. These also have the fight straps and all the tags. They are counterfit. Reebok or CCM does not have a line of jerseys that are almost like the real ones, tagged like real ones, but differ. They just do not. But counterfitters do.

Originally Posted by juliochango

Not true. They are 100% counterfit. Same exact pics of those sold at those hundreds of China sites. Some of which have been shut down by the US government. These also have the fight straps and all the tags. They are counterfit. Reebok or CCM does not have a line of jerseys that are almost like the real ones, tagged like real ones, but differ. They just do not. But counterfitters do.

I am not trying to get in an argument with you, but you are wrong. I own one of these jerseys. There is no fight strap, no numeric sizing and they come blank and need to be lettered when you order them. The company is in Canada and they send the jerseys to a lettering house in the US. They are the CCM Vintage Hockey line of jerseys. I have seen Dionne jerseys at TeamLA at Staples with the same tagging, do you think they are selling Chinese knock offs?

Originally Posted by mharolde

I am not trying to get in an argument with you, but you are wrong. I own one of these jerseys. There is no fight strap, no numeric sizing and they come blank and need to be lettered when you order them. The company is in Canada and they send the jerseys to a lettering house in the US. They are the CCM Vintage Hockey line of jerseys. I have seen Dionne jerseys at TeamLA at Staples with the same tagging, do you think they are selling Chinese knock offs?

It's true. CCM started producing these in 2004 as part of their Vintage line.

Well if they are CCM/NHL licensed I'm glad because I don't have a knock off (and would kick my own ass for spending $180 on a knock off) but it's weird to me they would have licensed gear that differed from what it's supposed to actually be like. The only thing I've been told is 'wrong' about this one is that the crown is highlighted in white which is actually what they wore back in the 70's like somebody said earlier, so in that regard these jerseys are pretty much just like the 'vintage' ones they are in fact trying to reproduce, right?