Justins. There are just so many. And now I'm giving them a whole week to themselves. Check out this grey San Jose Sharks concept sweater from Justin Wiltron. If any team can do a grey jersey, this is the one. And this is what they should go with.
Justin Wiltron
Today we get a pair of Colorado concepts from a pair of artists both named Justin. Justin Cox provides new home and road jerseys for the Avalanche — which I like a lot better than the team's existing set.
And Justin Wiltron offers an alternate jersey. Together, these three would make a really nice set.
Justin Cox& Justin Wiltron
Ever since their Winter Classic appearance, I've always wanted to see the Boston Bruins bring back a gold third jersey. Here's a neat option from Justin Wiltron, which borrows the bear from the team's secondary logo.
Justin Wiltron
Today we're looking at some alternate jersey alternatives for the Chicago Blackhawks — both centered around the club's tomahawk-laden secondary logo. Brian Brideau's design actually doesn't use that logo directly, but rather a modified version that features the year of the team's founding. It could work great for a future Winter Classic what with the abundance of old-timey stripes and all.
Justin Wiltron's attempt is much simpler and to the point. Make it black and put the actual tomahawk logo on the front. Why hasn't this been done yet? It doesn't look bad at all. In fact, as Blackhawks jerseys go, I kind of like this one.
Brian Brideau& Justin Wiltron
This idea is not going away. At least not until it comes to fruition in reality. Over the years, we've seen countless concept artists put the Washington Capitals' excellent "Weagle" logo on a blue jersey, but few have hit the mark that I think Justin Wiltron has here. It's a very cool look with a little bit of a throwback feel. And for as much stick as the Caps got during their Blue & Bronze Age, I thought the blue jerseys looked great. Bring the blue back to D.C.!
Justin Wiltron 
