This Winter Classic sweater by Ryan Haslett is sort of an offshoot of the New York Rangers' current third jersey. Ryan proposed it as an alternative to what the Rangers wore to last year's outdoor game — you know, instead of that cream thing with the shield.
Ryan Haslett
The Re-Bourne concept series has been running here on Icethetics for more than three months now, ever since designer Andrew Bourne came to me with his idea of making over the NHL. I really think he's been hitting his stride lately and today he shares his take on the classic New York Rangers. I think he's done a great job of respecting the history as well as bringing a modern take. And heck, this alternate jersey is even one I would buy.
Andrew Bourne
Should the New York Rangers bring the shield back to their jerseys? Jack Holmes thinks so.
Jack Holmes
Anyone else been missing the Rangers' Lady Liberty logo? Justin Nahhas created this look, which I think is even better than the original uniform from the mid-90s.
Chris
Justin went back and made some updates to his Rangers concept, adding a white version. Maybe it's just me, but this needs to be New York's regular home and road jersey. There's nothing better.
Justin Nahhas
Since we missed out on a Ross Taylor concept this week for a special Friday the 13th posting, I'm giving the first half of this Winter Classic Weekend to Ross. Some time ago, he put together a couple of jerseys for the 2012 Winter Classic between the Flyers and Rangers. An improvement over what we actually saw or not?
Ross Taylor
It's not that the Rangers are in need of new uniforms. If they ever changed them, I'm sure there'd be rioting in the streets. But that's what this page is for. What if things were different? Ryan Haslett tells this is one his first attempts at logo design, and honestly, it's not bad at all.
Ryan Haslett
On this Winter Classic Weekend, we look beyond 2013. If the pattern we've seen over the years persists, it won't be long before the New York Rangers are back in action on the outdoor ice — and with hosting duties, to boot. If the Broadway Blueshirts were to, say, host the Islanders at Yankee Stadium, perhaps their uniforms could pay tribute to the sport normally housed there — baseball. Basically, Colin May shows us what it might be like if the Rangers were to adopt Yankees pinstripes. It's a cool look, but definitely the wrong sport.
Colin May 