Missouri Hockey Apparel
Four defunct Missouri teams, two from Kansas City and two from St. Louis, on shirts, hoodies, jerseys, hats, and drinkware.
Missouri had professional hockey on both sides of the state by the late 1920s, four decades before the Blues. We make apparel for four of the teams that came and went, 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 Missouri and across the US and Canada.
Missouri Teams
See every team we make, A to Z
Hockey Teams in Missouri
The Blues joined the NHL in 1967. By then Kansas City and St. Louis had each been through a generation of minor league hockey, most of it in the old American Hockey Association.
Kansas City: Pla-Mors and Blades
The Kansas City Pla-Mors joined the American Hockey Association in 1927, named for the Pla-Mor, the entertainment complex whose arena they played in.
The Kansas City Blades came much later, playing in the International Hockey League from 1990 to 2001 and winning the Turner Cup in 1992.
St. Louis: Flyers and Vipers
The St. Louis Flyers started in the American Hockey Association in 1928 and moved up to the American Hockey League in 1944, playing at the St. Louis Arena until 1953.
The St. Louis Vipers were the city's Roller Hockey International team, and they won the league's last championship in 1999.
Missouri has the Blues now, and minor league hockey in the Kansas City area. The four teams on this page are gone, and that's the part worth wearing.
Four Missouri teams that don't skate anymore.
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