The core of the kit is the recognizable «tiger» identity and the club’s signature black-and-orange palette — one of the rarest color combinations in global hockey ➡️
Classic Amur-region curvilinear and spiral forms with zoomorphic and mythological roots. The jersey design brings this concept to life: unique ornamental logos, a distinct sleeve pattern, and bold, textured embroidery on the numbers ➡️
Let’s imagine an alternative football reality where every match is not just a game, but a full-scale show. This is what the Media football league looks like. Even the ball becomes more than just equipment; it turns into a carrier of meaning and style ➡️
The ball’s construction moves away from the classic geometry of pentagons and hexagons. Non-standard panels form a twisted pattern resembling the silhouette of a shuriken ➡️
The yellow-and-black color combination is unique in Russian hockey and is associated exclusively with Severstal. While the graphics differ slightly between the black home kit and the yellow away kit, the overall design language remains consistent ➡️
The third kit’s design stands in sharp contrast to the strict aesthetic of the primary uniforms. In the numbers, graphics, and logo, yellow is replaced with a molten-metal print ➡️
Seventeen years on the road, three finals, and the emotions of thousands of fans — Lokomotiv from Yaroslavl has finally reached the final stop. Quberten design studio created the championship identity so the club and its supporters could share this historic moment ➡️
A wide-ranging collection in which the traditional image of the Gagarin Cup on merchandise gives way to championship rings — an unconventional approach that serves as a full-fledged alternative and synonym for victory ➡️
Metallurg is synonymous with the Ural style of hockey and a legacy of sporting excellence. In its milestone 70th season, the team takes the ice in uniforms designed in a studio, crafted with meticulous attention to detail and a genuine love for the game ➡️
The retro uniform design draws inspiration from archival materials and a 1960s sweater featuring classic stripes and the «Metallurg» wordmark. Felt elements reinforce the nostalgic feel of the era ➡️