Colorado Hockey Apparel
Three defunct Colorado teams, all of them from Denver, on shirts, hoodies, jerseys, hats, and drinkware.
Denver has been a hockey town through several leagues and several failures, and the Avalanche are only the latest tenants. We make apparel for three of the teams that came before or alongside them, in many cases the only apparel that exists for them anywhere.
We're a family-run small business bringing back the designs and the histories of long-lost hockey teams from Colorado and across the US and Canada.
Colorado Teams
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Hockey Teams in Colorado
Denver kept trying. Between the 1960s and the 2010s the city had teams in the Western Hockey League, the Central Hockey League, the World Hockey Association and Roller Hockey International, and most of them did not last.
The Spurs
Denver's first Western Hockey League team, the Invaders of 1963–64, was the old Spokane Comets franchise, and it stayed one season.
The Denver Spurs did better. They started in the WHL in 1968 and moved to the Central Hockey League when the WHL folded in 1974. In 1975 they stepped up to the World Hockey Association, and it went badly. Midway through that first WHA season the franchise left for Ottawa, and it finished the season there as the Ottawa Civics.
Daredevils and Cutthroats
The Denver Daredevils played a single summer of Roller Hockey International in 1996.
The Denver Cutthroats were a Central Hockey League team that played from 2012 to 2014.
Denver has the Avalanche now. The three teams on this page are gone, and that's the part worth wearing.
Three Colorado teams that don't skate anymore.
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