1980 USA Olympic Hockey #21 Mike Eruzione #17 O'Callahan #30 Jim Craig Miracle On Ice USA Jersey White Blue

I wanted to review this and directly compare it to an identical 1980 jersey I bought from the Team USA store in Lake Placid, so if you’re skeptical of curious about details, I hope this helps. First off, this jersey is pretty legit and for the price I paid ($34.99 with free shipping) a pretty incredible value. The material is kind of a generic jersey fabric and the lettering is nice. Every letter and number was very neatly and professionally sewn onto my jersey; the colors look great and the details were nice — it even has a sewn-in fight strap on the inside! If you look at some of the photos I’ve included here, you can see this one side by side with the K1 Sportswear-produced 1980 Olympic jersey from Lake Placid. I usually wear 2XL but ordered this one in 3XL and layered on top of each other, this 3XL is identical in size to the 2XL I have from Lake Placid, so consider ordering a size up, especially if you want a looser fit. The main difference I’ve found between them is the material — the Lake Placid K1 jersey is more of an authentic 80s-type jersey mesh with little holes and a smoother, silkier texture while this one from Amazon feels more like a replica or generic baseball or youth hockey uniform fabric; no holes, not as smooth. They’re both nice. The lettering on my older 1980 jersey is a little shinier and thinner as well, for comparison. Overall, for the price, this jersey is really a terrific buy and feels like it’s made well and looks accurate. For comparison, the NHL Shop in NYC sells throwback jerseys with iron-on letters and numbers for $200 whereas this one has everything sewn on.

I was actually very impressed at the quality of this shirt. I am sure theyre made in China or Vietnam, but i must say having played sports all my life and then coaching and responsible for buying uniforms and jerseys, this is worth 4 to 5 times the price of about $35. I have paid more for silk screened shirts, printed sand knit jerseys. This is polyester and all letters on front are stitched, numbers on back are stitched on and name is on a fabric nameplate with each individual letter stitched to the nameplate and then the nameplate stitched on to the shirt. As a coach buying a jersey such as this with a team buying power of 20 players it would still cost me about $100-$140 per jersey. I will say, they did a very nice job on these. Highly recommended.

I bought the white USA Craig Jersey. Excellent purchase! I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the material and that the numbers and letters are actually sewn on. The one blemish I did noticed is the USA on the front of the jersey is slightly off center by about a 1/2 inch. This mistake is barely noticeable and the great price and quality more than offsets this slight error. I'm 5'11" and weigh 195 with average build (no beer belly!) The large size fit me very well. As mentioned by others, the sleeves are a little long, but typical of a hockey jersey. Otherwise, it fits well, as it's not tight nor does it drape off me like other hockey jerseys I own. I would highly recommend this item to others considering this purchase!

1) glue/goo/residue left behind on rear name stitchingOtherwise..... PHENOMENAL purchase. I was extremely skeptical about this. I did not want a cheap throw away jersey for my child but I didn’t want to spend several hundred dollars either. This was the perfect mix! Heavy material, true sewn lettering, authentic snaps on inside of jersey. It’s great. I would by this again and again! Bought an adult small for my child, 54”/90lbs. She’s swimming in it, but definitely isn’t bothered at all!

I bought this for my teenage son who plays hockey. Fit is typical of hockey jerseys. But the quality is impressive especially for this price point. I’m going to order more with other player names

The quality and fit were pretty great, however the nameplate on the back was sewn on upside down ...

The jersey itself is great material. The sleeves are a little long for what a typical large hockey jersey would fit like so perhaps look into going a size smaller or just check the measurements before buying. The biggest thing though is I feel that whatever machine they are using, or if they are stitching by hand, the central placement of the letters “USA” on the front of the jersey is crooked. It’s off by almost a full half an inch and is very noticeable once being worn. They try to disguise it almost with the way they fold the jersey itself in the photos but if you look closely enough you can see it’s pushed off ever so slightly to the right that just looks cheaply made. Overall it gets the job done, but it’s such an unnecessary flaw that makes you question the constructive process that goes behind it. Either way I guess it’s only 30 something bucks. You get what you pay for 🤷🏻‍♂️

Numbers and logos are sewn on. Very high quality. Jersey looks great!! Very happy with this purchase.