During the team's sixth annual Fan Day on Saturday, the Edmonton Oilers unveiled a new alternate jersey that the team will wear during the 2025-26 NHL season.
The jersey features a "light tan" base with the usual orange and blue trim that has become synonymous with the Oilers' branding. As the organization put it, the jersey is "a classic design that is built for Oil Country, evoking nostalgic brands that were trusted to keep machines running smoothly, in the shop and in the field."
In addition to the old-style text-based logo, the jersey also features a shoulder patch featuring an oil tower that salutes "the work ethic of Oil Country's industries."
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