The 1972 Summit Series Hockey unisex sweatshirt by T-SHIRTology, a local Vancouver, Canada independent apparel brand, celebrates one of the most famous events in Canadian hockey history. The 1972 Summit Series, also known as the Canada–USSR Series, was an eight-game international hockey series between Canada and the Soviet Union, played in Canada and Moscow in September 1972.
The vintage-inspired red and blue graphic commemorates the historic 1972 Canada vs USSR hockey series, with retro hockey imagery and typography reminiscent of Canadian sports posters from the era. Printed on athletic heather fleece, it’s a distinctive piece for Canadian hockey fans, sports-history enthusiasts and anyone nostalgic for classic Canadian hockey culture.
Made from a comfortable 50% cotton / 50% polyester lightweight fleece, this unisex crewneck sweatshirt is designed and screen printed locally in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada by T-SHIRTology. Shop T-SHIRTology and other independent Canadian and Vancouver brands at our Tees.ca store in Gastown, Vancouver, BC, or order online. Ships across Canada and to the USA, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
