Green Minnesota Wild Mats Zuccarello Color Breakaway Hockey Jersey

Green Minnesota Wild Mats Zuccarello Color Breakaway Hockey Jersey

Some gear is a costume. This is a uniform for your weekend. Minnesota Wild colors in green, a breakaway build, and a weight that works from the parking lot to the third period without feeling like a costume.

The short version

The design keeps Minnesota Wild front and center: team name across the chest, green body, contrast trim on the collar and cuffs. There is no clutter competing with the colors, which is why it reads clearly from across a parking lot and still looks tidy in a photo.

Fabric that breathes when the game gets loud

The body is a lightweight polyester mesh with visible perforations, so heat has somewhere to go during a close third period. It dries quickly after a sweaty walk to the stadium, and it does not cling the way cheap synthetic knits do.

Cut for real bodies, not mannequins

Shoulders are set naturally rather than dropped, sleeves finish above the elbow, and the body has enough room to sit down without the fabric pulling across the stomach. It is a forgiving shape that photographs well on most builds.

About the name on this one

This listing carries Mats Zuccarello Color and number , applied in the team's standard style. If you want a different name or number, order the custom version instead.

Specs at a glance

Frequently asked

Will the numbers peel after washing?
Not with cold washing. Turn it inside out, skip hot water and high heat, and keep an iron away from the lettering.

Is it a good gift for a fan?
Yes. Sizing follows a normal tee, so their usual shirt size is enough to order with confidence.

Can I wear it to the gym?
You can, though it is cut for game day. For heavy training a purpose-built top manages sweat better.

Can I wear it beyond game day?
Yes. The clean team colors pair with jeans or shorts, so it works well past the final whistle.

More options: all Minnesota Wild jerseys and the full college jersey collection.

Grab your size now and wear the colors before the next Minnesota Wild home game.