PHOTOS: Capitals unveil new uniform for NHL Stadium Series Game

The Washington Capitals are showing off their style with new uniforms in time for the 2023 NHL Stadium Series game.

The uniforms are a partnership between the Caps, the National Hockey League and Adidas.

“We are thrilled to unveil the 2023 Stadium Series uniform with the fan-favorite Weagle front-and-center,” said Hunter Lochmann, chief marketing officer for Monumental Sports and Entertainment. “The bold design allows the Weagle to take center stage as the focal point of the jersey and set itself apart in the stadium atmosphere.”

The uniforms will be making their debut on the ice when the Capitals take on the Carolina Hurricanes outdoors at Carter-Finley Stadium on the campus of North Carolina State University on Feb. 18 at 8 p.m.

But there will be a chance for fans to see the Capitals play in their new sweaters at home at the Capital One Arena on Tuesday, Feb. 21, vs. the Detroit Red Wings.

A limited amount of Capitals Stadium Series jerseys will be available at The Team Store at Capital One Arena, and at the Team Store at MedStar Capitals Iceplex, beginning Jan. 26. Fans can also purchase the new jersey online on Monumental Sports’ Fanatics website and NHL Shop.

See photos of the new uniforms below.

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For the Capitals 2023 NHL Stadium Series jersey, Adidas extended the size of the Washington Capitals’ current secondary logo, known as the “Weagle,” from seam to seam on the front of the jersey and onto the sleeves, where the tips of the wings meet the player numbers. (Courtesy Jess Rapfogel)

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The enormous crest was developed through a combination of sublimation and classic twill embroidery. (Courtesy Jess Rapfogel)

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Twill and embroidery add dimension and quality and were used to create the head of the eagle. (Courtesy Jess Rapfogel)

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The three bands of color in the sleeve are a nod to the oversize, three-color banded hem on the inaugural Capitals’ sweater. (Courtesy Jess Rapfogel)

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The two horizontal laces represent the two red bands on the D.C. flag. (Courtesy Jess Rapfogel)

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