Jeremy Roenick Phoenix Coyotes Vintage 90s Kachina Starter Hockey Jersey Medium

Own a piece of 90s hockey history with the iconic "Kachina" jersey. This was the jersey that defined the Phoenix Coyotes' identity upon their move from Winnipeg, blending traditional hockey aesthetics with bold Southwestern art.

​Product Details

• ​Brand: Starter

• ​Team: Phoenix Coyotes

• ​Design: "Kachina" Primary

• ​Size: Men's XL

• ​Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Features the complex, multi-colored Kachina-style coyote head crest and the signature "brick" and "mountain" geometric patterns on the sleeves and hem. The Starter logo is embroidered on the rear hem.

​Design & Era Info

​The "Kachina" design served as the Coyotes' primary home and away look from their inaugural season in 1996 through 2003.

​Designed to pay homage to the Native American cultures of the Southwest, the jersey broke away from traditional NHL design language. It features a unique color palette of forest green, brick red, sand, and purple. The collar and hem patterns are inspired by Navajo textile weaving, making it one of the most culturally distinct and beloved jerseys in the history of professional sports.

​Jeremy Roenick: Face of the Franchise

​Jeremy Roenick wasn't just a player for the Coyotes; he was the engine that powered the team during the Kachina era:

• ​The Face of Phoenix: Roenick arrived in 1996, the same year the team moved to Phoenix and debuted these jerseys. He immediately became the star the new market needed to sell the game.

• ​Dominant Performance: While wearing the Kachina, Roenick recorded three consecutive 70+ point seasons. He was a perennial All-Star during this span and led the team to five straight playoff appearances from 1997 to 2001.

• ​Playoff Heroics: Known for his gritty style, Roenick's performance in the 1999 playoffs—playing through a broken jaw—cemented his status as a Coyotes legend while sporting this specific design