The 1991 Canada Cup was the final tournament under the Canada Cup name, closing a format that had defined best-on-best international hockey since 1976.

It was played at a time when international hockey was changing rapidly. The Soviet Union would dissolve later that same year, making this one of the last tournaments where the USSR competed under its original flag.

Several teams entered the tournament in transition, with aging stars, emerging NHL talent, and new playing styles beginning to replace the systems that had dominated the 1980s.

The tournament also marked a shift in how international hockey was staged — more commercial, more NHL-driven, and closer to the modern structure that would later become the World Cup of Hockey.

For many fans, Canada Cup 1991 represents the end of one era and the beginning of another.

Product details

• Color: White

• Fit: Regular

• Material: Cotton

• Print: Canada Cup 1991 logo

• Placement: Left chest

• Sleeve: Short sleeve

• Neck: Crew neck

Production

Produced to order.