Ice hockey is an intense full contact sport, so the design and material of ice hockey sportswear have unique requirements.
Hockey clothing must have a high degree of wear resistance and tear resistance. Due to the frequent physical collisions and friction with the ice during sports, the durability of clothing is crucial. Usually, hockey uniforms will be made of high strength polyester fiber material, which can effectively resist the outside wear and tear.
Hockey uniforms need to have good air permeability and sweat function. Despite the cold conditions of the ice hockey arena, players still sweat a lot during intense games. If the clothing is not permeable enough, the sweat cannot be discharged in time, which will lead to overheating and discomfort. As a result, many hockey uniforms use mesh structures or add breathable material to key areas.
Ice hockey uniforms must be designed to meet protection requirements. The speed and intensity of skating in ice hockey can lead to injuries, so clothing is often worn with protective gear, such as shoulder, elbow and chest guards. Hockey uniforms must be tailored to ensure flexibility without being so loose that they affect speed and movement.
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