Size range of authentic jerseys from mid 90's to mid 00's question

[likeaboss2]

I am trying to figure out how small authentic jerseys ranged from the ccm ultra-fill days to the reebok 6100 days before the edge era. I appreciate your guys' input.

CCM 90's Ultra-fill, I've seen them run as small as 44.

Starter late 90's- I think 46 was the smallest

Proplayer - Did they make a size smaller than 48?

CCM 2000-2004 Did they make a size smaller than 48?

Reebok pre edge 2005-2007 - I think 46 was the smallest.

The reason why I ask is because I have a 2003 ccm 48 and it's pretty big on me and I don't like to wear it. However, ultrafill ccm 48's fit me perfect.

I am looking for a Devils Proplayer jersey but I haven't seen any proplayer jerseys smaller than 48, and people say proplayer jerseys run pretty large. If 48 is the smallest size, and they run large, I likely will stop looking to scoop one up.

[OR68]

CCM/Koho (00-04) also were made in a 46. I've never seem a proplayer made smaller than a 48.

[LAK74]

I have seen a few CCM/Kohos (2000-04) in a 44. Also a few 1990's CCM's as small as 36, although these were mesh (Rangers), not ultrafil.

[brandon]

well... heres a 38

http://www.ebay.com/itm/AUTHENTIC-PITTSBURGH-PENGUINS-CCM-CENTER-ICE-ULTRAFIL-NHL-HOCKEY-JERSEY-SZ-38-/321284888272?pt=U_Hockey_Fan_Shop&hash=item4ace1256d0

[hockeyjerseyssuck]

On the topic of 90s jersey sizes, just so I do not clutter up the section with a new thread.

If I wear a 50 in Edge 1.0, what size Starter jersey would be best? I'm thinking 46, but I have no idea.

How big did Starter's sizes fit? Are they fairly form fitting jerseys, or really baggy? The reason I ask is because it seems like 52 is the most common size, so if I was unable to eventually find what I wanted in a smaller size, I might settle for a slightly baggy version.

[OR68]

Starters are more baggy and really baggy when it's the mesh.

[LAK74]

If I wear a 50 in Edge 1.0, what size Starter jersey would be best? I'm thinking 46, but I have no idea.

How big did Starter's sizes fit? Are they fairly form fitting jerseys, or really baggy?

You want a 46 in the Starter. In my experience, Starters fit very similarly to CCM's of the 1990's. The only difference is that Starters varied more in size than CCM's did. Some Starters of a given size (especially the mesh ones) were larger than others marked with the same size. But as far as overall fit (shape), they were very similar to the CCM's.

[likeaboss2]

Thanks for the replies guys.

@brandon that 38 is nuts. I don't see why they would make authentics that small.

@hockeyjerseyssuck for what it's worth an edge 1.0 size 50 is a little too big on me while an edge 1.0 size 46 is perfect, if anything it's a little tight. A starter size 48 is big but I could get away with it. The starter 46 is good, although the starters definitely feel on the baggier side like OR 68 said.

I feel like the difference between a starter size 46 and size 48 isn't much. Here's a pic I took of a 46 laid on top of a 48:

[Cygnus X-1]

The smallest Starter (mesh) I've seen is a 46 and it's like 1-2 inches longer than a comparable CCM. Those mofo's be long.

[LAK74]

If you happen to be comparing a Starter white Rangers, that one is the longest I've seen but IMO is not typical of most Starters. I still think most Starters are pretty comparable to CCM's. Here are a couple of photos of some of mine (I have at least a dozen Starter authentics).

Starter 46 Whalers over CCM 46 Penguins over a Starter 46 Rangers:

Starter 46 Blues over same Penguins and Rangers: