Edmonton Oilers Wayne Gretzky CCM Vintage Hockey Jersey XL Away Blue NHL
Up for sale is an iconic vintage Edmonton Oilers royal blue road jersey manufactured by CCM under their official Vintage Hockey line, customized for "The Great One," Wayne Gretzky (#99). Featuring the classic 1980s royal blue, orange, and white color scheme, stitched nameplate and numbers, and captain's "C" patch, this piece recreates the legendary championship dynasty era of Oilers hockey.
Design Overview & Era History
- Design Description: Built on a vibrant royal blue body, this classic road design features bold orange shoulder yokes bordered by thin white striping, along with matching white and orange horizontal waist and sleeve stripes. The chest showcases the printed blue-and-orange Oilers crest, topped by a stitched captain's "C" patch on the left chest. The back features a stitched royal blue nameplate reading "GRETZKY" with two-color orange and white stitched twill #99 numbers, perfectly matched on the sleeves.
- Era History: This blue sweater design represents the quintessential road look worn by Edmonton during their dominant 1980s dynasty. CCM reproduced this official design under the licensed Vintage Hockey line, bringing back the exact aesthetic worn during Gretzky's most dominant scoring years in Northern Alberta.
Featured Player History: Wayne Gretzky in Edmonton
- The Dynasty Era: Played 9 seasons in Edmonton (1979–1988), leading the Oilers to 4 Stanley Cup Championships (1984, 1985, 1987, 1988).
- Unprecedented Scoring: Recorded four 200+ point seasons in Edmonton, including his record-setting 1981–82 campaign with 92 goals and his 1985–86 season with 215 points.
- Individual Hardware: Won 8 consecutive Hart Trophies (MVP) and 7 consecutive Art Ross Trophies (scoring title) while wearing the Oilers sweater.
- Franchise Dominance: Totaled 1,669 points (583 goals, 1,086 assists) in just 696 regular-season games as an Oiler before his historic 1988 trade to Los Angeles.
- Legacy: The undisputed greatest hockey player of all time, whose iconic #99 hangs in the rafters in Edmonton and remains universally retired across the NHL.