The NHL released its jerseys for the All-Star Game on Wednesday, and they're trash. No, literally.
The jerseys, created by adidas in conjunction with Parley Ocean Plastic, are made with re-purposed plastic debris from the ocean. It's the first time NHL jerseys have featured recycled materials.
A couple other shakeups in this year's design: a monochromatic palette and team crests on the chest. In the past, All-Star Game jerseys featured the NHL Shield or a conference logo on the front.
According to a release from the NHL and adidas, the black-and-white look is "inspired by the colors of the game" -- black for the puck and white for the ice.