Islanders announce 'Navy Lighthouse' design as winner of fan-voted third jersey contest

TourNews newsroom brief · 35m ago · 1 min read · via espn.com

The New York Islanders put the fate of their third jersey design in the hands of their fans -- and they've landed on a winning concept.

The New York Islanders have taken a page from the playbook of other NHL teams by letting their fans have a say in the design of their third jersey, and the response was overwhelming. The winning design, dubbed 'Navy Lighthouse,' is a nod to the team's rich history and connection to the Long Island community. By giving fans a vote, the Islanders have generated buzz and excitement around their brand, which can only help drive interest and engagement.

The 'Navy Lighthouse' design is a sleek and modern take on the team's classic look, with a navy blue base and a lighthouse-inspired logo on the chest. The reaction from fans has been largely positive, with many taking to social media to express their enthusiasm for the new design. As the Islanders look to build on their recent successes on the ice, a fresh and fan-approved jersey design can only help to strengthen their connection with the community.

As the NHL season heats up, all eyes will be on the Islanders to see how they perform on the ice while rocking their new third jersey. But beyond the team's on-ice performance, fans will be keeping a close eye on how the 'Navy Lighthouse' design sells and whether it becomes a staple of the team's brand identity. Will the Islanders make the 'Navy Lighthouse' a permanent fixture in their jersey rotation, or was it a one-year experiment? Only time will tell, but for now, fans are excited to see their team take the ice in their new look.

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