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This is an animation depicting the evolution of the uniforms of the NHL team Winnipeg Jets.

1999-2003: The NHL returns to Atlanta with the Thrashers. They wore their alternate logo on their away uniforms, for some unknown reason. (It should be noted that NHL teams wore white at home during this time period; colored jerseys are listed first for consistency reasons.)
2003-2006: The Thrashers unveil a powder blue alternate that ignores the concept of symmetry, with "ATLANTA" down the left sleeve.
2006-2007: The powder blue alternate becomes the primary.
2007-2008: The RBK Edge system forces changes, but they're relatively minor.
2008-2011: A new, red, football-jersey-like alternate is unveiled.
2011-Present: True North Sports & Entertainment buys the Thrashers and moves them to Winnipeg, resurrecting the Winnipeg Jets identity 15 years after the original team moved to Phoenix.

Description
This is an animation depicting the evolution of the uniforms of the NHL team Winnipeg Jets.

1999-2003: The NHL returns to Atlanta with the Thrashers. They wore their alternate logo on their away uniforms, for some unknown reason. (It should be noted that NHL teams wore white at home during this time period; colored jerseys are listed first for consistency reasons.)
2003-2006: The Thrashers unveil a powder blue alternate that ignores the concept of symmetry, with "ATLANTA" down the left sleeve.
2006-2007: The powder blue alternate becomes the primary.
2007-2008: The RBK Edge system forces changes, but they're relatively minor.
2008-2011: A new, red, football-jersey-like alternate is unveiled.
2011-Present: True North Sports & Entertainment buys the Thrashers and moves them to Winnipeg, resurrecting the Winnipeg Jets identity 15 years after the original team moved to Phoenix.