Hersey Bears debut new Screaming Bear jerseys inspired by Capitals’ retro designs

Henrik Rybinski
📸: Hershey Bears

The Hershey Bears debuted their newest alternate sweater, the Screaming Bear jersey, in their home game against the Lehigh Valley Phantoms on Sunday afternoon.

The cream-colored jerseys feature a roaring bear on the crest, inspired by the Capitals’ Screaming Eagle logo, along with a chocolate-colored diagonal stripe at the waist that reads BEARS. Each shoulder also features a Bears alternate logo design paying homage to the Caps’ Capitol dome logo.

The jerseys honor the Bears’ affiliation with the Capitals, which reached 20 years in October.

Hershey Bears wearing the Screaming Bear jerseys

Courtesy of the Hershey Bears

The Bears wore the jerseys, along with their brown helmets and hockey pants, completing the look with cream-colored socks that featured one brown stripe and two white stripes. The typeface used for the numbers and names is the same one used in the Capitals vintage Screaming Eagle designs.

Aaron Ness
Aaron Ness (📸: Hershey Bears)
Bogdan Trineyev
Bogdan Trineyev (📸: Hershey Bears)
Spencer Smallman
📸: Hershey Bears
David Gucciardi
David Gucciardi (📸: Hershey Bears)
Andrew Cristall
Andrew Cristall (📸: Hershey Bears)
Henrik Rybinski makes a move near the net
Henrik Rybinski (📸: Hershey Bears)
Derek King on the Hershey Bears bench
Derek King coaching on the bench (📸: Hershey Bears)

Screaming Bear merch

On the concourse at Giant Center, the team sold Screaming Bear replica jerseys along with other new gear featuring the team’s specialty logos. The jerseys were available for $190 each. Larger sizes are already sold out, per RMNB reader Lee.

Hershey Bears Screaming Bear jersey
📸: Lee Stevens
Hershey Bears Screaming Bear hoodie
📸: Lee Stevens
Hershey Bears alternate logo shirt
📸: Lee Stevens
Hershey Bears Screaming Bear hats
📸: Lee Stevens

The Bears will wear the jerseys three more times this season: December 12, 2025, January 3, 2026, and March 15, 2026. The team will also be giving away a dual John Carlson bobblehead at the December 12 game, featuring the Capitals’ Stanley Cup and Calder Cup-winning defenseman in both Caps and Bears jerseys.

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