Make it easier to say something.
A hoodie or top cannot fix somebody’s mental health, but a message can open a conversation. Sometimes the first useful step is simply telling somebody, “I’m not doing great.”
This collection is about more than clothing. It is a visible reminder that hockey players, parents, coaches and supporters can struggle too, and that speaking to somebody matters.
Hockey can be intense. Players can feel pressure to perform, young people can carry things they do not know how to explain, and adults can be struggling while still turning up for everyone else. Mental Health Hockey is our way of putting a simple message where people can see it: talking is not weakness and asking for help is worth doing.
A hoodie or top cannot fix somebody’s mental health, but a message can open a conversation. Sometimes the first useful step is simply telling somebody, “I’m not doing great.”
Teammates change lines because nobody is expected to stay on the ice forever. Life should be no different. Friends, family, coaches and professional support can all be part of the next line.
A bad game, an injury, school pressure, work, money or something happening at home can feel enormous. None of those things reduce your value as a person.
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Hockey is more than a game. Explore our Mental Health Hockey tops, hoodies and designs. Adult hoodies £35 in sizes XS–XXL; children’s hoodies £25. Made to order, approximately two weeks from confirmation. Other colours are available by special request, including combinations inspired by EIHL and NHL team colours. Message us about your preferred colours or a special size. Team-inspired colour schemes do not include official club logos or imply a club partnership.
All items use the Puckin’ Go basket, delivery and collection options. Sizes, prices and available stock come from our live inventory.
Not slogans pretending everything is easy. Just useful reminders for days when it is not.
You do not need to solve the whole week tonight. Get through the next small thing. Drink some water. Send the message. Sit beside somebody you trust. Make the appointment. One useful move is still movement.
You do not have to win the whole game in one shift.Your goals, saves, points, mistakes and results are things you do. They are not the total of who you are. The people who care about you would rather hear the truth about a hard day than watch you carry it quietly.
Your value does not change with the scoreboard.You do not need a perfect explanation. Start small: “I’m struggling.” “Can I talk to you?” “I don’t really know what’s wrong, but I don’t feel right.” That is enough to begin.
The first sentence can be the hardest one.If somebody seems different, quieter, angrier or withdrawn, check in. You do not need to fix them. Listen, take them seriously and help them reach proper support when they need it.
A genuine “How are you really?” can matter.Puckin’ Go is not a mental health or crisis service. These are established services you can contact directly.
For urgent mental health support in Scotland, NHS 24’s Mental Health Hub is available through 111, 24 hours a day and for all ages.
Urgent mental health support in Scotland. Free, 24/7 and available to all ages.
NHS 24 information →Free listening support, day or night, 365 days a year.
Samaritans support →Free support for children and young people under 19. Calls do not show on the phone bill.
Childline support →For people in Scotland aged 16+ who feel low, anxious, overwhelmed or alone. Evening and weekend service.
Breathing Space →Free, confidential, 24/7 text support anywhere in the UK.
Shout support →Support services and opening hours can change. The links above go to the organisations’ official pages for the latest information.
Adult, youth and different colour/design options can live together here as the collection is added to the shop.