Hockey Apparel

Hockey apparel includes the clothing layers players, goalies, and teams use for games, training, recovery, travel, and everyday rink life. While skates, sticks, and protective gear are the core performance categories, apparel helps complete the on-ice setup and supports comfort before, during, and after play.

In this category, you’ll find a wide range of hockey clothing, including game wear, base layer, summer apparel, winter apparel, towels, and personal care & hygiene products for different use cases on and off the ice.

  • Hockey Socks Knit Chicago Senior
    €15.48
  • CCM 0961 Senior Underwear One Piece
    €14.48 €31.00
  • CCM SKATE TOWEL Towel
    €9.48 €19.48
  • CCM Perf Compr Pant Junior Underwear Pants
    €19.48 €31.00
  • CCM Padd Goalie LS Senior Underwear Top
    €105.00 €145.00
  • Hygienic moisture protection BS ELITE 99
    €9.48
  • CCM SHOWER SANDAL Senior Slippers
    €49.48
  • Bauer FLEX STOCK Senior Hockey Socks
    €23.00
  • CCM 5000 Senior Practice Jersey
    €20.48
  • CCM ALLOUT Outprotect ACC Bandana
    €7.48 €10.48
  • Bauer S25 CUT RESISTANT Senior Ice Hockey Skate Socks
    €49.48
  • CCM S25 Vintage Cuffed Senior Training Pants
    €54.48
  • CCM S26 TEAM HYBRID QUILTED Senior Jacket
    €120.00
  • CCM S26 TEAM CUFFED Senior Beanie
    €35.98
  • Bauer S26 TEAM PERF 1/4 ZIP Youth Sweater
    €54.48
  • CCM S26 TEAM PREMIUM POLO Senior Shirt
    €51.48
  • CCM S26 TEAM MESHBACK Senior Cap
    €34.98
  • CCM S26 TEAM Women Training Shorts
    €36.98
  • Hockey Socks Knit Detroit JuniorRed
    €15.48
  • CCM 70X150 BATH TOWEL Towel
    €39.98
  • CCM Perf Compr Pant Senior Underwear Pants
    €25.98 €35.98
  • Bauer FLEX PRACTICE Senior Practice Jersey
    €21.48
  • Bauer FLEX STOCK Youth Hockey Socks
    €23.00
  • CCM Outprotect ACC Bandana
    €7.48 €10.48

What Is Hockey Apparel

Hockey apparel includes wearable products used during games, practices, warm-ups, travel, recovery, and daily hockey routines. Some items are built for direct on-ice use, while others support preparation, comfort, teamwear, or off-ice lifestyle needs.

The apparel section includes products related to:

  • on-ice jerseys and socks

  • base layers worn under equipment

  • seasonal clothing for summer and winter use

  • towels and hygiene support items

  • practical clothing for training, travel, and team environments

Together, these products support a more complete hockey equipment setup for players, goalies, coaches, and teams.

Apparel Categories

The apparel section is divided into several main groups based on when and how the clothing is used.

Game wear

Game wear includes clothing designed for on-ice use, such as practice jerseys and hockey socks.

Base layer

Base layer includes performance undergarments worn under equipment for comfort, moisture control, and support.

Summer apparel

Summer apparel includes lighter clothing and off-ice wear such as caps, shirts, sweaters, shorts, and slippers.

Winter apparel

Winter apparel includes cold-weather clothing such as beanies, jackets, and pants.

Towels

Towels support training, recovery, and everyday rink routines.

Personal care & hygiene

Personal care & hygiene includes practical products that support cleanliness, comfort, and routine care around hockey activity.

Why Hockey Apparel Matters

Hockey apparel helps players and teams:

  • stay comfortable during games and training

  • build a more complete on-ice setup

  • manage layers under protective gear

  • prepare for changing temperatures and rink conditions

  • support recovery, hygiene, and daily hockey routines

For many players, apparel is a practical part of a complete hockey gear setup, especially when combining on-ice clothing with off-ice and seasonal essentials.

Apparel in a Full Hockey Setup

Apparel supports the broader hockey system and works together with the main equipment categories.

A full setup may include:

These products help create a more complete hockey equipment system on and off the ice.

Frequently Asked Questions
Hockey apparel includes on-ice clothing, base layers, seasonal wear, towels, and hygiene-related support products.
Yes, apparel focuses on clothing, comfort, and routine use, while protective equipment is designed for impact protection.
It improves comfort, layering, preparation, and the overall hockey experience on and off the ice.