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Dartmouth Jubilees Jersey Hoodie - HomeThis Dartmouth Jubilees Jersey Hoodie is the perfect way to show your support for the Colored Hockey League of the Maritimes. Made from high quality materials, this hoodie features the iconic team logo and colors. Be a part of history and represent with this stylish and comfortable jersey. *NOW IN STOCK* The colorway design is subject to potential changes, resulting in a product that may differ slightly from the depiction in photos. Product Details

This Dartmouth Jubilees Jersey Hoodie is the perfect way to show your support for the Colored Hockey League of the Maritimes. Made from high-quality materials, this hoodie features the iconic team logo and colors. Be a part of history and represent with this stylish and comfortable jersey.

*NOW IN STOCK* -  The colorway design is subject to potential changes, resulting in a product that may differ slightly from the depiction in photos.

Product Details

• High Quality Embroidered Custom Dartmouth Jubilees Logo
• 100% Polyester Fleece Hoodie, Oversized for comfortable fit
• Laced Front Neckline 
• Clutch Life 85 Authentic patch
• City of Lakes Coat of Arms Shoulder Patch (Left)
• Pan African Canadian Flag Patch (Right)
• Green/Cream
• Model wears Large

Historical Significance

In the early 1900s, the Colored Hockey League thrived as an all-Black Canadian ice hockey league based in the Maritimes which brought innovation, a new play style, and passion to the game. The Truro Victorias were just one of the teams that showcased their skill on the ice, despite racial discrimination that subjected them to poorer playing conditions. Through this custom-designed modern-day twist on the team logo and blended jersey hoodie apparel, we are paying tribute to the players, coaches, founders, and innovators that deserve further recognition and respect.

The Dartmouth Jubilees were one of the Original 6 teams that popularized the league in the prime years of 1895-1900. The name “jubilee” took on special meaning during Emancipation. The word became synonymous with Black liberation and spiritual triumph, reflected in songs like “The Year of Jubilee,” and celebrated in events such as Emancipation Day across the African diaspora. The Fisk Jubilee Singers, a pioneering group of African American spiritual performers in the 1870s, also helped popularize the term, linking it with dignity, resilience, and cultural pride.

Be the first to wear a piece of our history.