Fabric of the Game: The Stories Behind the NHL's Names, Logos, and Uniforms Hardcover – November 3, 2020

I love hockey and this is an interesting book that goes over the history of so many past and present NHL teams. Very detailed and some nice pictures also, a quality product. I would recommend this book to any hockey fans!

My son is a huge sports fan, he's followed Chris Creamer's website since its inception so he was excited to receive this book for Christmas. He read this book from front to back, it didn't disappoint.

Not even done with this book yet (up to Quebec) but this has been everything I could have wanted from the book. The detail into not only the logos & uniforms but the origin of the team's names as well, are explored in great detail. I consider myself quite a student of hockey history, but I am learning some new things here!My only wish is that there were more pictures or some sort of uniform database for each team, but the book is already rather large, I can imagine that was discussed, but then it would double in size. But there are several photos and mock-ups of past uniforms and looks throughout the years. This is the perfect book for anyone obsessed with the "look" of pro-hockey.

If you are a fan of hockey, this book is for you. The book provides information on the history of each NHL team. The book is a 10 out of 10, from the high-quality paper to the colorful images—an excellent book for any hockey lover’s collection.

I bought this book for my son and I to read together. He is so into NHL team uniforms and asks questions about the teams all of the time. I saw this and knew it would be a fun read for us. The book does a real nice job of telling the history of all present and past NHL teams. It goes into detail about how the teams were created, a little of their history, and the history of their names, logos, and uniforms. Each chapter is somewhat repetitive, but interesting nonetheless. If you are an NHL fan or a fan of uniforms and team history, you should check this book out.

Again, it was a cool book.

My brother was quite surprised and enjoyed receiving this book for Christmas. He’s a history buff, along with still playing the game well into middle-age, and was said he found it refreshing to have something that wasn’t stats or about players/rivalries/dynasties. He also has SEVERAL hockey sweaters that he can now bust out trivia on, especially when nobody asked.

Purchased as a gift for my favorite hockey fan! He really enjoyed it.