The difference between Made in Canada [MiC] authentic jerseys and retail Authentic Adidas jerseys

[@Altar-Ego]

Good video! Did you get your pro stocks from an online seller or the annual yard sale?

[@TheWarningTake]

1. Thank you 2. The Away one I have and my white practice one I got on SidelineSwap. My Red and Black practices I got at the 2021 yard sale which is the only one I've made it to thus far.

[@fantasticvoyage262]

Good review. I have seen some reviews on the differences. But no one ever mentioned the cuffs are tighter. If I ever got a pro stock, should I get the same size as an Indonesia? Or go up a size?

[@TheWarningTake]

I feel like they're a pretty similar fit. I have 56 for my Made in Indonesia Retail Authentics and Made in Canada Pro Stock. The biggest thing you'll likely notice when you wear it is how much tighter it is in the collar. I will try it on to compare it to some 58 practice sweaters I have (I play pick up in them) to see if the collar feels different on a 56 vs a 58 to be sure. However, I think you'd get the same effect with the same size. If I wear my MiC out to a game or something, I definitely wouldn't be comfortable with a collared shirt underneath it. Also the MiC is heavier so I personally wouldn't wear it in warm weather. It's not a huge difference but is certainly noticeable. Will answer in more detail on The Warning Take Weekly on Saturday!

[@fantasticvoyage262]

@@TheWarningTake I noticed a long time ago the neck hole is smaller on the pro stock. That's one of the things I don't like about the retail. The neck hole is too big. I may get some pro stock of teams I don't like just to see how they fit in case I can ever find any of my team that are blank without stupid ads.

[@TheWarningTake]

@@fantasticvoyage262 then you’ll like these. The players don’t notice the small neck hole because of the shoulder pads pushing it up and away from the base of the neck

[@fantasticvoyage262]

@@TheWarningTake I just wish they weren't so difficult to get. Which is one of the reasons why I'm glad this is Adidas' last season as the supplier.

[@username73777]

Hi, can you tell me, mic made in Canada jersey, is this the same jersey that players play on ice in the NHL? I'm from Europe, I want to start collecting jerseys, and I can't figure it out... They sell a pro stock jersey mic on eBay, the price starts from $400, is this a real NHL Jersey that is played on ice?

[@TheWarningTake]

Yes, the ones that say “Made in Canada” on the inside of the collar are the pro stock ones the players wear on the ice. If they are claiming it is game worn, I would recommend seeing if they could produce a certificate of authenticity or a receipt from an actual team-sanctioned sale.

[@lowtierduster-7254]

things to look for -the fight strap ATTACHMENT will be of the same colour of the jersey and seem to have 2 rectangles sewn on. this provides reinforcement. this being said, the normal adidas retail ones have 1 big white rectangle holding the fight strap on. -the pronounced dimples in the shoulders -“MADE IN CANADA” on the inside where the size is. if the part where it says that looks all scrunched or shiney assume it’s fake, most should be of a matt tone finish and have minimal creasing to it -like he said, don’t trust game worn and if i’m you i’m not worrying about game worn i just want the one of the same quality. those are some of the steps i use to help prove its authenticity and hoping it’s not fake. there are plenty of videos online of how to discover a fake jersey.

[@lowtierduster-7254]

this next link is a comparison of adidas made in indonesia va adidas made in canada kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJ21nGVreNGCZpIsi=1_scDE09Gnou2d5w

[@thatedmondguy]

Long story short.. Worn on ice: Made in Canada Produced by Fanatics: Made in sweatshop

[@TheWarningTake]

Correct Edit: the adidas “authentics” are different from the fanatic ones but the fanatic ones might fall apart in the washing machine