#heritage-design

#heritage-design

After taking the ice for warmups in their traditional black and gold home sweaters, the players returned to the ice for game action in all-mustard colored threads. The new sweaters feature some legacy-honoring details such as a triangle shoulder patch, symbolizing Point State Park, with "three river waves" to signify the confluence of the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers in Pittsburgh. The patch also depicts an igloo to honor Civic Arena, the Penguins' home from 1967 to 2010.

Nothing says late August in New York quite like the U.S. Open - the city's unofficial fifth season where tennis takes over and style plays as hard as the athletes. This year, Siegelman Stable and Prince are joining forces for the first time, stepping onto the court with a co-branded capsule that feels as sharp as a clean forehand winner. It's not just tennis gear; it's a cultural rally point where nostalgia meets contemporary cool.

The return of the Lowell silhouette this fall underscores the brand's approach of recontextualizing classics for colder months with refined colors and premium textures.