Canada's Winter Olympic uniforms through the years

Canada unveiled its team uniforms for the 2018 Winter Olympics and Paralympics on Tuesday, and the highlights include a two-toned puffy jacket and a red-and-black lumberjack baseball hat.

How do these unis stack up against the clothing worn at past Winter Games? Here's a sartorial step back in time that features some of the unique looks Canada's best athletes have worn. And who knows, maybe one of these will inspire the next designer rip-off.

Sochi 2014

Mittens and toques are a staple of the Canadian closet, butthe toggle coats with the faux cummerbunds were ... interesting, to say the least.

Rating: 2.5 outof 5 Maple Leafs

Vancouver 2010

Parkas, lumberjack scarves and the all-red mittens all make sense for hosting an Olympics in Canada. But given that the Games were inVancouver, perhaps something a little lighter and rain-resistant would've been a good idea.

Rating: 3.5 outof 5 toboggans

Torino 2006

Turin is only a short train ride away from Milan, one of the world's fashion capitals. Canada wasn't exactly sprezzaturaat those Games in Italy, wearing white jackets with screen-printedgraphicsand white, fluffy hats. So, so fluffy.

Rating: 2 out of 5 polar bears

Salt Lake City 2002

The "Canada" scriptwas a great look, and the leather jackets with the vintage maple leaf and white piping will send a lot of Canadian sports fans rushing to their basements hoping that the jackets are delicately crammed into a box somewhere. Plus, winter headbands are making a comeback, right?

Rating: 4 out of 5 honey crullers

Nagano 1998

Varsity jacket? Check. Kangol-style cap worn backwards? Check. Tinted sunglasses worn on the aforementioned hat? You got yourself the perfect '90s look courtesy of The Great One.

Rating: 3 out of 5 hockey pucks

Lillehammer 1994

What do you get when you cross a Cossack with a matador? Something that should only be worn when Canadians visitNorway, apparently. These definitely fall in the "so bad it's good" category, making itThe Roomof Olympic outfits.

Rating: 5out of 5 Molsons

Albertville 1992

Someone had to take up the mantle of big coats and fluffy hats inthe first Winter Games in the post-Soviet era. Ironically, this ensemble could've used a little more red.

Rating: 3.25 out of 5 snowmobiles

Calgary 1988

Remember, kids, it's "Yahoo!"not "Yee-haw!"

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 deep-fried Stampede treats