On Friday, the NHL and Fanatics announced detailed designs for the jerseys that will be worn by the United States, Canada, Finland, and Sweden during the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off tournament. Each participating nation will don distinct jerseys throughout the event, set to take place from February 12 to February 20. Team USA will sport navy blue jerseys, Canada will wear red, Finland will showcase white, and Sweden will feature yellow.

The jersey designs incorporate elements that reflect each nation's pride and cultural identity. Fanatics senior creative director Dom Fillion provided insights into some unique features of the jerseys. For Team USA, the phrase 'E pluribus unum'—Latin for 'Out of many, one'—is debossed inside the sleeves, accompanied by 13 stripes symbolizing the original 13 colonies. Each shoulder also boasts a white star, reminiscent of the iconic jerseys worn by the 1980 Olympic team during their Miracle on Ice victory.

Canada's wordmark draws inspiration from the Winnipeg Falcons, the first Olympic champions in hockey from 1920. The Canadian jersey includes maple white trim and features a debossed design of a maple leaf vine on both the sleeves and chest. Finland’s jersey prominently displays 'Suomi,' the Finnish name for the country, along with the lily of the valley, which is printed inside the collar and debossed on the sleeve. Sweden's attire showcases the traditional Three Crowns, or Tre Kronor, characterized by a texture influenced by Swedish crown and armor craftsmanship, with the Swedish flag subtly featured on the sleeves. With a roster filled with top NHL talent, the tournament is anticipated to be highly competitive. Team USA will be led by stars such as Auston Matthews from the Toronto Maple Leafs, Quinn Hughes from the Vancouver Canucks, and Connor Hellebuyck from the Winnipeg Jets. Canada boasts talents like Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers, Cale Makar from the Colorado Avalanche, and Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins. Finland will highlight Aleksander Barkov from the Florida Panthers, Sebastian Aho from the Carolina Hurricanes, and Juuse Saros from the Nashville Predators. Meanwhile, Sweden's roster includes William Nylander from the Maple Leafs, Rasmus Dahlin from the Buffalo Sabres, and Victor Hedman from the Tampa Bay Lightning. Following the round-robin stage, which concludes on February 17, the top two teams will advance to the final on February 20, set to take place in Boston.