Dear ShopNHL.com

[LumpyGumby]

There seems to be something wrong with your website. I recently went to purchase a jersey, and could not find the one I was looking for. This isn't too surprising, but then I saw some of the jerseys you have up there and realized your website may have been hacked into, and many of the photos replaced with poorly photoshopped variations. Versions that no one would ever buy in their right mind.

Example, while looking for one of these;

I found this instead;

I can't imagine a lot of people would but this jersey, even taking into consideration St. Patrick's Day.


So I looked around, curious now.


I looked up a classic jersey, this New York Rangers third;

Considered by many to be the best third jersey in the history of the NHL.

Instead I find this;

Hmm.

So I persist still. I decide to look a bit into Vancouvers history, attempting to find this;

Instead I find these;

Now, I know a business as large as the NHL would like to make as much money as it can, and I know jersey sales can be a large part of it. Frankly put, I'm fairly sure that older jerseys, even obscure ones would sell better than those Neon attrocities. I know several people who would even buy a Islanders Fishsticks or LA Burger Kings jersey before the came jerseys. Phoenix, Colorado, Dallas, so on and so forth, would all do better than the bright pink women's jerseys you currently sell.

Signed,
A fan of jersey design.

 

[Burner]

Dear shop.nhl.com,

I came to your site in hopes to find one of the nicest, simplest and most unique NHL jerseys; one which was worn in some of the most epic playoff series' of the modern era:

Instead, I find this:

 

[bonnev659]

it is all about the $$$$

 

[LumpyGumby]

I would imagine they`d make a good bit of coin if they at least allowed people to buy some of the retro stuff. At least more than those neon attrocities.