Toronto St. Pats Vintage Logo Shirt - Retro Defunct Hockey Shirt

Before they were the Maple Leafs, they were the Toronto St. Patricks — the NHL franchise that represented Canada's largest city from 1919 to 1927. The St. Pats wore distinctive green and white uniforms and won the 1922 Stanley Cup championship, establishing Toronto as a hockey powerhouse long before the blue and white era began. The franchise featured stars like Babe Dye, one of the most prolific goal scorers of the 1920s, and Jack Adams, who would later become a legendary figure in Detroit. When Conn Smythe purchased the team in 1927, he renamed them the Maple Leafs and the rest is hockey history — but the St. Pats era remains a fascinating and often overlooked chapter in the sport's earliest days. For hockey historians and Leafs fans who appreciate where the franchise truly started, this distressed vintage logo tee is a unique piece of Toronto hockey heritage. Celebrate Maple Leafs history with this retro, vintage-styled shirt.

• Pre-Shrunk, Sized to Fit
• 4.2oz, Soft and Light, Great Feeling Quality Tees.
  
• DTG Printing For Long-Lasting, Quality Look and Feel

Shirts are made to order in the United States and there is a short production time of 3-5 work days before shipping first class. This may be longer during holiday seasons.

Shirts are sized to fit and pre-shrunk, available in XS to 3XL. We recommend getting your normal t-shirt size. We carry sizes S-3XL and size measurements can be found in the FAQ.

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