Monday
Sep032012

0198: Calgary's Black Flashback

Remember when the Flames used to wear a black jersey with a fire-breathing horse on the front? Ryan Haslett does and he's based today's concept around it.

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Reader Comments (6)

lose the yellow and exchange it for a dark grey. the red's from the collar should match the red from the stripes as well.

Sep 3 · 11:06 PM PDT | Unregistered Commentercaleb

If the Flames take their current alternate (the throwback uniform) and make it the home with a white version to match as the road, I'd be more than fine with this as the alternate. I like the near-black main color and using the actual black to make the sleeves pop. Very cool.

The only thing I notice - and this may be my monitor - is that the color and flaming C outline appear to be a different shade of red (more of a magenta) than the striping/name/number/crest.

Sep 4 · 12:23 AM PDT | Unregistered CommenterDrew

i thought that horse had been shot and turned into dog food or glue!!

as you might guess, i was never a fan of the weird looking horse logo, the jersey design itself is ok, perhaps a red flaming Calgary word mark could work (and have the horse head as shoulder patches instead)??

Sep 4 · 5:49 AM PDT | Unregistered CommenterJerseyman

i think it would look better with the rest of the stripes

Sep 4 · 6:55 AM PDT | Unregistered CommenterDan

That flaming horse-nostrils logo should be taken out and given a fast but painful death.

Otherwise, not a bad concept. I like the black flaming C on black, and the numbers and lettering are solid.

Sep 4 · 1:51 PM PDT | Unregistered CommenterRob Huck

@Drew, I also noticed that magenta vibe on the shoulder "C" and also thought it was my monitor....Whenever there's a rare Flames concept I always get mixed emotions. Really enjoy the varying black idea, making the true black pop. Really enjoy the yellow-bordered numbers and letters. Really don't enjoy the fire breathing horsedragon or the curved stripes on the bottom. I always thought that that logo was a poorly executed great idea. If you straighten the bottom stripes, complete the arm stripes all the way around, and find a way to update Steamy-Breath, you've got yourself a winner.

Sep 4 · 2:27 PM PDT | Unregistered CommenterJD

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