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BLACK SABBATH And PUCK HCKY Team Up For New Hockey-Themed Apparel Collection

May 5, 2022

Puck Hcky, the hockey-based fashion brand, has released a new collection of gear with BLACK SABBATH.

Matt Marini, CEO of Puck Hcky, says: "WOW! We here at Puck Hcky cannot be more proud, honored and excited to release this collaboration with the legendary BLACK SABBATH. The impact BLACK SABBATH has had (and continues to have!) on the music world cannot be understated, and all of us at Puck Hcky fully realize just how special it is to be able to drop this collection! We hope that the legions of BLACK SABBATH fans around the world find this collection truly special and enjoy wearing it as much as we do! Again...all we can say is WOW!"

The Black Sabbath x Puck Hcky collection features pro-quality crested jerseys, hockey pucks, hoodies, flannels, joggers, shorts, hats, raglans and tees.

The collection is available at www.puckhcky.com.

Based in Royal Oak, Michigan, about 10 minutes north of Detroit, Puck Hcky started in 2015 when Marini decided that the hockey world needed a "cool" fashion brand and his partner, Puck Hcky president Amy Steffek, pushed to "go for it." "So we jumped in, and Puck Hcky was born," Marini told California Rubber. "We are having an absolute blast with the brand and growing day by day. We have an amazing crew here, too. Everyone is totally focused on making Puck Hcky the go-to hockey-fashion brand for the masses."

Regarding Puck Hcky's artist collaborations, Marini said: "What makes all of the collaborations special is that we truly get each partner to participate in the creation of the designs, which brings a certain level of authenticity to the end-products. We refuse to put any product out for sale until they are 100 percent approved by each partner we work with. It's awesome."

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