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Nasty Pig Adds a Cropped Hockey Jersey to Its Fall Lineup

Nasty Pig Face Off campaign group portrait in a Brooklyn backyard gym
Nasty Pig Face Off campaign portrait featuring the cropped hockey jersey
Nasty Pig Face Off campaign portrait featuring rugby shorts
Nasty Pig Face Off campaign portrait featuring the flame crop top
Images: Nasty PigView original source

A cropped hockey jersey leads Nasty Pig’s Face Off drop for Fall/Winter 2026, alongside red-and-black sportswear and flame-print mesh.

Nasty Pig turns to hockey for Face Off, bringing a lace-up jersey and coordinated underwear to its Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Shot in a Brooklyn backyard gym, the campaign follows the cast through workouts in cropped tops, shorts, and jocks.

The Face Off Hockey Jersey keeps the broad sleeves and shoulder stripes of a traditional hockey shirt, shortening the body to expose the waist. Red and white trim breaks up the black base, with a “94” graphic referencing the label’s founding year. On the back, the Snout logo incorporates a hockey-stick design. The neckline finishes with branded lace tips.

Black rugby shorts with red piping and white edging continue the sportswear theme. A coordinating U-Front Brief carries the same colors, while the Inferno pieces introduce red flame graphics across mesh tops and shorts. The campaign pairs the hockey jersey with briefs and the flame crop top with a jock, giving the collection a more revealing take on a team uniform.

The Face Off Hockey Jersey is listed at $92 USD, with the Rugby Short at $82 USD and the U-Front Brief at $35 USD. Face Off is available through Nasty Pig’s online store.

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