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Jordan In the great tradition of Bobby Orr and Ted Green, whose autographs grace this photo, Jordan apparently chose to play hockey without a helmet or proper gloves. He chose not to wear a toque, either and at an outdoor rink in Winnipeg in February, this is far more brave. Each day Jordan bravely handles a plethora of questions, email and phone calls with answers showing his years of experience in the hockey jersey business. |
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Chuck Our second Manitoba import, Chuck honed his hockey skills on the outdoor rinks of Selkirk as seen in this photo. Unlike Jordan he is dressed for the harsh prairie winter. As bona-fide hockey jersey collector with over 70, Chuck has an eye for what works well and what doesn't. Producing numbers, names and crests is his specialty.
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Tom Suburban Toronto is where Tom got his start and as his uniform would indicate he is a Maple Leafs fan. He has carried his tradition of wearing mis-matched hockey pants well into his adulthood. Don't let this temporary fashion faux-paus alarm you. Tom's standards of jersey making are very high and nothing of mediocre quality gets past his keen eyes. |
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Paul A product of the Athens Flyers minor hockey system, Paul was on loan to Nepean when this photo was taken. Around Big Stick there is nothing he does not have a hand in (minus the brown gloves shown here). "Get 'em done and do 'em right" is his mantra. |
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Nick With only 300 people in his hometown, there was little else for Nick to do but play hockey on the ponds in and around Chepstow. Stickhandling around frozen cow pies is how he perfected his on-ice creativitity. Off-ice, Nick is the creative side to Big Stick. He has brought a 1001 crests from grainy jpgs to brilliant prints adorned on shirts all over the world. |
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Ana Ana's introduction to hockey came much later in life after moving to Canada. Years later, she still cannot believe that grown men put so much time, money and effort into creating their team's jersey. As the undisputed "Queen of The Sewing Machine", there is not one single El Salvadorian with more knowledge of hockey jerseys than her!
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