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1993-98
The Panthers take to the ice in 1993 wearing uniforms of red, white, navy blue and gold. |
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1998-2003
The names on the back become vertically arched, and a navy blue alternate jersey is introduced. On that jersey, the panther is breaking a stick in half. |
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2003-06
When the NHL changes to colored jerseys at home, the navy blue jersey becomes the regular home jersey, and the crests on the red and navy jerseys are flip-flopped. |
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2006-07
The names on the back are now straight across and are reduced in size. |
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2007-09
The uniforms undergo a subtle change when the Reebok Edge uniform system takes hold. |
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2009-11
The Panthers introduce a new alternate uniform, featuring a new trim color. |
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2011-12
The Panthers re-introduce red as their colored uniform, and the piping on both the home and away jerseys disappears. |
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2013-16
The alternate home jersey introduced three seasons prior is retired, much to the delight of Panthers management. |
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2016-17
The Panthers completely redesign their uniforms, featuring a logo inspired by the 101st Airborne Division of the U.S. Army. Panthers owner Vincent Viola, a graduate of West Point, was a member of the elite infantry division. |
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2017-present
With elements of the Adidas Adizero already incorporated into their new uniforms, they go almost completely unchanged with the transition to the new uniform system. |
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2021 Reverse Retro
The Panthers take their original road uniforms, swap out the red and navy blue elements and swap out the original gold for their current shade of gold. |
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2022-23 Reverse Retro
The Panthers base their 2022-23 Reverse Retro uniform on their original design, this time giving it a powder blue base in a slightly different shade than the powder blue from their JetBlue alternate uniforms. Also despite being the Panthers, this uniform is devoid of any panther imagery. |
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