TL;DR
Utah Mammoth president Chris Armstrong says retail jerseys are aimed for the preseason (Delta Center dates Oct. 2 & Oct. 4) and guaranteed before the Oct. 15 home opener. Keep your wallet warm and your tusks up.
Utah Mammoth Jersey Release Date (What We Know)
One of the most searched terms for the Utah Mammoth, (which is the main reason I’m putting this blog post up on SLCPuck.com), is “When will Utah Mammoth jerseys go on sale?” I’ve even wondered it myself. While a big update on the timeline is very exciting I’m worried and for good reason.
Why? Well, my wallet is hurting. The Utah Hockey Club got me on the hook for so much merch last year, I’m terrified to see what’ll happen to my credit card statement this season — no, the basement-based podcast money hasn’t been rolling in yet. Still, I will get a new Mammoth jersey, credit scores be damned.
But finally, at long last, we have our answer (and a reason to just on the SEO train. Choo-choo. Full steam ahead!) Utah Mammoth president Chris Armstrong says retail jerseys are aimed to be available before the Delta Center preseason dates (Oct. 2 & Oct. 4) and definitely before the home opener on Oct. 15.
Mammoth jerseys are (almost) here
At Wednesday’s media availability, President of Hockey Operations Chris Armstrong said the plan is to have retail jerseys available in the preseason and certainly in hand by the Oct. 15 home opener. Translation: you should be able to rock the fresh Mammoth look inside the Delta Center as early as the two home preseason games (Oct. 2 vs. LA, Oct. 4 vs. San Jose) — and absolutely for Opening Night against Calgary on Oct. 15.
Key dates fans keep Googling
Preseason at Delta Center: Oct. 2 (vs. Kings) & Oct. 4 (vs. Sharks).
Regular-season home opener: Oct. 15 vs. Calgary Flames.
Where you’ll likely be able to buy Mammoth jerseys
Based on last year’s rollout (when the club still skated as Utah Hockey Club), expect the Team Store inside the Delta Center and NHLShop.com to be the primary sources on drop day(s). That’s how the organization handled the inaugural on-sale, and there’s no reason to think that would change. Watch the Mammoth’s official channels for the exact hour. Don’t forget to set your alarm.
Pro tip from last year’s chaos: in-person Team Store lines moved quicker than online restocks, and the club staged a season-ticket pre-sale window before opening to the general public. If they repeat that playbook, plan accordingly.
Once the season gets rolling, odds are you’ll see jerseys everywhere. Pro Image, Lids — hell, Utah HC jerseys were even seen at Kohl’s last year for crying out loud.
How much will they cost?
The team hasn’t posted 2025–26 pricing yet. For context, last season’s Fanatics Premium line ran approximately: $200 (blank), $250 (player), $275 (custom). Expect similar ballpark pricing, but treat these numbers as historical guidance until Mammoth publish the official sheet.
Sizes, patches, and other nitty-gritty
Adult sizes hit first last year; youth sizes followed in subsequent waves. That cadence could repeat. Hopefully not though, my sister is dying to get my nephew a jersey ASAP.
When the team managed last year’s drops, they staggered inventory and restocks through the season to keep jerseys flowing. Anticipate rolling arrivals rather than a single massive shipment.
Austin’s quick buyer’s guide
Show up early for the Delta Center Team Store—especially if there’s a season ticket holder pre-sale again.
Bookmark both the Mammoth Shop page and NHLShop.com for simultaneous refreshes.
Have your name/number ready if you want customization; it can add time at checkout and stock can flip fast.
Why the timing matters (and why we’re hyped)
The Mammoth finally get their first season under the shiny new and permanent name, and the organization clearly wants a sea of Mammoth sweaters at that Oct. 15 opener. If you were waiting to buy until the “real” Mammoth look landed…your moment is coming. Just hold out a little bit longer.
I mean, my god. Look at how beautiful these things are. Don’t they look nice on these handsome young men, Jack McBain and Dylan Guenther?
FAQs (because I know you’ll ask)
“Will jerseys be in the building for the Oct. 2 and Oct. 4 preseason games?”
That’s the goal per Chris Armstrong—“hopefully in the preseason”—so plan for yes, with the caveat that on-sale hours and quantities are subject to the team’s final logistics.
“Guaranteed by when?”
Armstrong said definitely by the Oct. 15 home opener. Keep your pants on.
“Where exactly should I line up?”
The Delta Center Team Store has been the in-person hub for prior drops. Follow Mammoth’s socials for exact timing on the day.
“What if they sell out?”
Last season the club executed multiple drops/restocks over weeks and months. Expect rolling inventory if opening-week sells through.
“Aren’t the white jerseys the same as last year’s?”
Same vibe, not the same sweater. The road (white) jersey keeps the familiar diagonal UTAH look and the same Rock Black/Mountain Blue/Salt White color scheme, so it’ll feel very close at a glance. But there are updates: refreshed typography, Mammoth-era branding details (including inside-collar elements), and tweaks like shoulder/mark treatments. Think: same bones, new tusks. They’re dope.
“But what if I want to support SLC Puck with some stylish, fan-made gear?”
I’m glad you asked! Check out Big Tusk Energy, our indie fan brand. Clean mammoth-forward designs, comfy hats/tees/hoodies, and merch that keep the show free, the watch parties loud, and the lights on. Grab yours here (free shipping $79+). Not affiliated with the Utah Mammoth or the NHL—just built by fans, for fans.