1974 WHA Nordiques Jersey

Product Details: Made-to-order — lead time shown in the customization screen Free personalization — name, number, or custom text Available in two jersey styles: Pro Stitched: Authentic stitched numbers and lettering — heavier, more durable, classic on-ice look Replica: High-quality printed graphics in lightweight, breathable fabric — vibrant and great for everyday wear 100% Polyester All customized jerseys are made to order and final sale — no returns or exchanges. Team: Quebec Nordiques Years Active: 1972–1979 (WHA) Home: Colisée de Québec — Quebec City, QC Titles: Avco World Trophy champions 1976–77 This page features the Nordiques' 1974 blue and white WHA jerseys. The Quebec Nordiques were one of the twelve founding franchises of the World Hockey Association (WHA), giving Quebec City its first top-tier professional hockey team and turning Le Colisée de Québec into one of the most passionate hockey buildings in North America. Owned by a consortium of Quebec businessmen led by Marius Fortier and Paul Racine, the Nordiques quickly built a French-Canadian identity that resonated across the province. The franchise's defining moment came in 1976–77 when the Nordiques captured the Avco World Trophy as WHA champions, defeating the Winnipeg Jets in a seven-game final behind the scoring of Marc Tardif (a 154-point WHA MVP season), Réal Cloutier, and the goaltending of Richard Brodeur. Across seven WHA seasons the Nordiques produced four 100-point scorers and built a roster celebrated for its francophone core. When the WHA dissolved in 1979, the Nordiques were one of four franchises absorbed into the major professional hockey league. Vintage-inspired reproduction — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any team, league, or organization. Used for historical and artistic purposes only.