A hockey jersey is a long-sleeved, loose-fitting garment worn by ice hockey players, designed for both performance and comfort on the rink. Typically made of durable, moisture-wicking fabric like polyester, the jersey features a team’s colors, logo, and player number, with some jerseys also displaying the player’s name on the back. It has a slightly oversized fit to allow for movement and is often paired with protective gear. Beyond the ice, hockey jerseys are popular among fans, worn as part of sports culture or casual streetwear, representing team loyalty and love for the game.