Flyers Unveil Liberty Bell Independence Collection

The Philadelphia Flyers released a merchandise line built around a new Liberty Bell logo tied to the nation's 250th anniversary.

Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Hockey

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The Philadelphia Flyers unveiled an Independence Edition merchandise line featuring a new Liberty Bell logo, debuting with Hometown Remix jerseys on Tuesday to mark the nation's 250th anniversary. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

The Flyers released an Independence Edition merchandise collection featuring a new Liberty Bell logo, debuting alongside Liberty Bell-inspired Hometown Remix uniforms. The initial collection goes on sale online and at the team store starting with Tuesday's Hometown Remix jersey debut.

Why it matters

The collection ties the team's identity to Philadelphia's history and the country's 250th anniversary celebration. It also gives fans a way to connect with the Hometown Remix campaign through apparel.

The collection honors the country's 250th anniversary, the only numeric figure in the release. No sales, pricing, or sell-through data were disclosed.

The players

Philadelphia Flyers

The Philadelphia Flyers are a National Hockey League franchise based in Philadelphia that has competed in the league since 1967.

The details

The Liberty Bell logo appears at the center of the collection and as a small sticker on the back of the helmets, while the Hometown Remix jerseys keep the traditional Flyers crest. The line includes hats, T-shirts, and sweatshirts, along with a Philadelphia wordmark in a Declaration of Independence-inspired font.

Timeline

  1. The Flyers first teased the new Liberty Bell logo at the NHL draft.

  2. The initial collection and Hometown Remix jersey debut arrive Tuesday, after November 3, 2026.

  3. Later Independence Edition collections are expected around the holidays and again in the spring.

Season Trajectory

Sports franchises increasingly use commemorative jerseys and merchandise lines to tie team identity to civic milestones, as the Flyers' Hometown Remix campaign does with the Liberty Bell. The approach ties apparel releases to a broader hometown-branding effort rather than a single game or season.

Fans who want the new Liberty Bell apparel can buy hats, T-shirts, and sweatshirts online or at the Flyers team store beginning with Tuesday's Hometown Remix jersey debut. Those planning to wear the Hometown Remix uniform should note that the traditional crest, not the Liberty Bell logo, appears on the jersey itself.

The takeaway

The Independence Edition shows how a single civic symbol can carry across jerseys, helmets, and everyday merchandise. Fans who want the logo on apparel should plan purchases around the initial release and the later holiday and spring drops.

What happens next

Later Independence Edition collections are scheduled to release around the holidays and again in the spring.

Further reading

For more on the team's season, see Hockey coverage tied to Philadelphia.

Source note: This article includes information reported by The Philadelphia Inquirer.