Promoting inclusion is an important value of the #Canucks organization and we are grateful for our diverse fanbase. Debuting our 2022 Pride jersey, designed by @flyerswitch, representing the 2SLGBTQ+ community. The jerseys will be worn for warm-up March 11th vs. Washington.
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Canucks unveil stunning 2SLGBTQ+ Pride warm-up jersey
Photo credit: Vancouver Canucks on Twitter
By Mike Gould
Mar 7, 2022, 20:35 EST
The Vancouver Canucks have officially unveiled their 2022 2SLGBTQ+ Pride warm-up jersey.
Scheduled to be worn prior to the Canucks’ home game against the Washington Capitals on Mar. 11, the jersey features a colourful modified orca crest and an intricately-designed shoulder patch on a white base.
The logo, designed by queer artist Mio (she/her), incorporates elements of the mountains, forests, sky, sea, and icy landscape of British Columbia (depicted in rainbow colours) and relates them all to various aspects of the queer experience.
Mio is a Swedish artist who has previously created designs for the Dallas Stars, Carolina Hurricanes, and the Premier Hockey Federation.
Inspired by @flyerswitch's queer experience and the beautiful landscape of British Columbia, dive into the details of the #Canucks 2022 Pride jersey.
The Canucks also announced that the player-worn uniforms would be put up for auction, with “partial proceeds” being donated to You Can Play. It has not been made clear at this time whether any additional merchandise featuring Mio’s designs will be made available for wider consumption.
After wearing their Pride jerseys in warm-ups, the Canucks will take on the Capitals on Mar. 11 at 7:00 p.m. PT.
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