Toronto Maple Leafs Drew House: Justin Bieber’s reverse retro jersey revealed

Canadian popstar Justin Bieber has collaborated with the Toronto Maple Leafs to create a brand new alternate jersey for the crew forward of the “Subsequent Technology” sport.

Designed in partnership with Adidas and the Nationwide Hockey League, the jersey is the first-ever reversible jersey in North American skilled sports activities, the crew says.

One aspect of the jersey is black and blue in color and showcases the leaf crest on the entrance. It additionally has the Toronto skyline subtly woven into the bands on the arms.

The jersey can then be reversed to function a Drew Home impressed model with gold trim beneath, and parts of the Drew Home motif contained in the traditional Maple Leaf emblem, the crew stated in a press launch stated Tuesday.

Drew House is the 28-year-old singer’s clothes label. 

“My love for the Maple Leafs has all the time been a giant a part of who I’m, and my ardour for the crew, and the fervour of hundreds of thousands of followers, is stitched into this Subsequent Gen sweater,” Bieber stated in a press launch on Tuesday. “I am grateful to the Leafs for the possibility to crew up once more to create one thing so genuine for the crew and its followers.”

The Subsequent Technology sport, which will probably be held on Wednesday, is an annual crew occasion the place all followers come collectively to “share their ardour with our subsequent era of Maple Leafs followers.”

The annual celebration is marked with family-friendly programming and options youth taking part in lots of areas of the sport’s operation, together with crew introductions, sport leisure and broadcast roles, the crew stated.

The Subsequent Gen uniform is the fifteenth alternate uniform worn by the Maple Leafs in membership historical past. The Leafs are set to debut the jersey at Wednesday’s sport towards the New Jersey Devils.

“This collaboration between the league, Maple Leafs, Adidas and Drew Home is a pure evolution of hockey’s rising touchpoints amongst youthful audiences,” NHL Chief Model Officer Brian Jennings stated Tuesday. “The League proudly helps the Maple Leafs’ Subsequent Gen jersey and any initiative that makes use of creativity and innovation to resonate with youthful followers.”