FRISCO, Texas — The Dallas Stars have a new look built around the city’s glowing skyline. Working from the club’s base in Frisco, the team, the NHL and Fanatics on Monday revealed the Stars’ Hometown Remix uniform, a special edition jersey the club will wear five times during the 2026-27 season.
The jersey is white, with the star crest done in black and bright neon green and crossed by thin horizontal lines meant to look like a lit sign against the night skyline. The black stripes on the sleeves and hem carry an embossed lattice of points of light that echoes the lighted ball atop Reunion Tower. A Dallas wordmark in a thin neon style runs along the hem, and the shoulder patches carry the D-star roundel. The Stars will pair it with a white helmet, black pants and white socks striped in black and green.
Dallas debuts the look on Nov. 25 at American Airlines Center against the Nashville Predators. The team will also wear it on Nov. 27 in St. Louis, at home against the New York Rangers on Dec. 31 and the Detroit Red Wings on Jan. 4, and in Minnesota on Jan. 30.
Stars President and CEO Brad Alberts said the club wanted a design that celebrates the pride and identity of Dallas and its surrounding communities while respecting the team’s history. The design work took two years.
Every one of the league’s 32 clubs is getting its own version. No leaguewide special uniform set has come out since the Reverse Retro series in 2022-23, and this is the first one produced under Fanatics, which took over the league’s on-ice uniforms in 2024. Jerseys and related fan gear went on sale Monday.
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