Montreal Canadiens
Twenty-four Stanley Cups. That's the number Montreal puts in front of every conversation about hockey and it's the number that justifies every word these Montreal Canadiens rivalry shirts say. The Habs have won more championships than any team in pro sports outside the Yankees, and they did it as the soul of an entire country's national sport.
Anti-Bruins gear is the cornerstone of this collection because Montreal versus Boston is the oldest rivalry in hockey dating to 1924, and the Canadiens still hold the overall record between the two clubs by a wide margin. Censored or fully explicit, text or box, in the iconic bleu, blanc, et rouge with the CH wherever it's earned. Anti-Maple Leafs designs cover the Canadian original rivalry with Toronto with anti-Senators tees handling the inter-provincial grudge.
Montreal Canadiens fan gear for Habs Nation. Wear it to the Bell Centre downtown, to bars across the Plateau and the Mile End, to watch parties anywhere from Laval to Quebec City when the old Nordiques fans put aside the grudge.
Twenty-four Stanley Cups. Maurice "Rocket" Richard. Jean Béliveau. Guy Lafleur flying down the wing with his hair behind him. Patrick Roy in his prime. The old Forum's ghosts. Five straight Cups from 1956 through 1960, a feat nobody else in the sport has matched. The CH is the most famous crest in hockey. Go Habs Go.
