Hockey Sockey makes officially licensed NHL team onesies: full-body polar-fleece suits in your team's real colourways, with the crest stitched on like a jersey. The company started in London, Ontario, and still ships every order from there.
What's a Hockey Sockey onesie, exactly?
Think of a hockey jersey and a pair of hockey socks turned into one cozy suit. Every onesie is made the same way:
- Thick polar fleece (100% polyester), warm enough for a cold basement or an outdoor rink.
- A twill-and-embroidered team crest, built like the one on an official jersey rather than printed on.
- A fleece-lined hood, pockets, and ribbed cuffs at the wrists and ankles.
- The five-hole trapper: a rear flap, so you don't make a Messier in your pants.
Sizes run from XXS to XL. If you're between sizes, the size guide has every measurement.
Officially licensed: real crests, real colours
Hockey Sockey is an officially licensed partner of the NHL, and every NHL team's crest and colours are authentic. That's the difference between a Hockey Sockey and a knock-off: the logo, the striping and the colourway are the ones you see on the ice. In Canada the NFL line is licensed too.
More than onesies
- Slipper Skates: slippers built to look like hockey skates, lined with faux fur.
- Koozie Mitts: a knit mitt with a drink holder built in, so your hand stays warm and your drink stays cold.
- Union Suits: the old-school one-piece, in team plaid.
- Headwear: reversible trapper, Sockey and floppy hats made from hockey-sock knit.
Where do people wear them?
Mostly on the couch for game night. Also to watch parties, outdoor rinks, tailgates, the cottage, and the occasional office Christmas party. Back in 2015 ESPN's Uni Watch put us in its holiday gift guide for sports fans, and fans have been gifting them every winter since.