Seattle Kraken reveal new ‘Hometown Remix’ uniform

The Seattle Kraken have a fourth jersey for the 2026-27 season, and for the first time, they will wear a uniform that puts the team’s popular secondary anchor logo front and center.

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On Monday morning, the Kraken revealed their newest uniform as part of the NHL’s “Hometown Remix” program, which sees all 32 teams in the league introducing a new uniform set. The new look for the Kraken features a navy sweater and pants, with cream and sky blue accents and an overall retro style.

Here’s a look at the new uniform, which you can also see in the photo gallery at the top of this post:

we are anchored in the PNW ⚓️

dive deeper into our newest jersey's story → https://t.co/4rqeExSo5R pic.twitter.com/1J561ckEXX

— Seattle Kraken (@SeattleKraken) November 2, 2026

The Kraken are set to debut the “Hometown Remix” uniforms on the ice when they host the Calgary Flames at 7 p.m. Wednesday night. They will wear the uniforms a total of six times this season, all in home games, with the other dates being Nov. 28 (vs. Edmonton), Jan. 2 (vs. the New York Islanders), Jan. 3 (vs. Vancouver), Feb. 13 and March 15 (both vs. St. Louis).

The jerseys are available at the team store at the Kraken Community Iceplex in Northgate and online.

Inspired by the people, places, and traditions that define the Pacific Northwest, the Seattle Kraken's new Hometown Remix jersey is truly Seattle in Every Stitch. Available right now at the Kraken Community Iceplex store and online!

🔗 https://t.co/z7UCNEtbtl pic.twitter.com/97rQ3wj273

— Seattle Kraken Team Store (@KrakenTeamStore) November 2, 2026

The anchor logo, which includes a nod to the iconic Space Needle that is located on the same Seattle Center campus as the Kraken’s home of Climate Pledge Arena, also features details that “draw inspiration from scrimshaw, a centuries-old maritime engraving tradition, giving jersey elements a distinctive etched appearance.”

The custom lettering and numbers take “inspiration from the hand-painted lettering, numbers, and insignia traditionally found on vessels navigating Seattle’s harbors.”

On the sleeve is “sublimated” artwork depicting “the waters of Puget Sound framed by Pacific Northwest mountain ranges, including the unmistakable silhouette of Mount Rainier.”

Finally, Washington’s official state flower, the rhododendron, can be seen “along the jersey’s hemline as a subtle tribute to the region’s natural beauty.”

The Kraken enter the week with an 8-5-1 record for 17 points in the standings, which puts them third in the Pacific Division behind Edmonton (24 points) and Vegas (19 points).

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