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This animation depicts the evolution of the uniforms of the NHL's Florida Panthers.

1993-1998: One year after expanding to Florida, the NHL reaches even farther south, introducing the Florida Panthers, replacing Tampa Bay as the southernmost NHL team.
1998-2003: A blue alternate uniform, featuring the leaping panther breaking a hockey stick, is introduced.
2003-2007: The red and blue jerseys switch roles and chest logos.
2007-2009: The switch to the RBK Edge system brings changes, although the basics remain the same. Notable are the piping, half-stripes on the sleeves, and the absence of white from the home jersey.
2009-2011: The Panthers introduce the "JetBlue" alternate, replacing red and gold with powder blue, with a new logo that follows the "circle logo" trend. Interestingly, the jersey is very similar to the Penguins alternate that started the aforementioned trend.
2011-Present: After an extensive "We See Red" campaign, the Panthers introduce a new red home jersey, essentially a recolored version of the previous one, minus piping and trim. The piping is removed from the white jersey to match.

Description
This animation depicts the evolution of the uniforms of the NHL's Florida Panthers.

1993-1998: One year after expanding to Florida, the NHL reaches even farther south, introducing the Florida Panthers, replacing Tampa Bay as the southernmost NHL team.
1998-2003: A blue alternate uniform, featuring the leaping panther breaking a hockey stick, is introduced.
2003-2007: The red and blue jerseys switch roles and chest logos.
2007-2009: The switch to the RBK Edge system brings changes, although the basics remain the same. Notable are the piping, half-stripes on the sleeves, and the absence of white from the home jersey.
2009-2011: The Panthers introduce the "JetBlue" alternate, replacing red and gold with powder blue, with a new logo that follows the "circle logo" trend. Interestingly, the jersey is very similar to the Penguins alternate that started the aforementioned trend.
2011-Present: After an extensive "We See Red" campaign, the Panthers introduce a new red home jersey, essentially a recolored version of the previous one, minus piping and trim. The piping is removed from the white jersey to match.