"US Open Kits" Are Here: Nike, Lacoste, adidas, On, ASICS, VUORI, BOSS, YONEX, NB...

The 2025 US Open will be held from August 24 to September 7 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York. Recently, tennis stars' US Open kits have been unveiled one after another!

This year's US Open introduces a new mixed doubles format for the first time, moving the event to the same week as the tournament's "Fan Week" and qualifying rounds, with a champion prize of $1 million.

(1) NIKE

US sportswear giant Nike still has the most signed players, most of whom will wear the unified US Open kit, with slight color variations for each player. Players wearing Nike include: Aryna Sabalenka, Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz, and others.

Above: Aryna Sabalenka's US Open kit

Above: Alcaraz and Raducanu on the mixed doubles court at this year's US Open

Additionally, Nike will launch merchandise for two male singles players: Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.

• Sinner graphic T-shirt is a white cotton tee with a design inspired by Sinner's playing style and the color palette of Nike's New York collection;
• Alcaraz's is a black cotton tee with a design inspired by his topspin technique and featuring his nickname "Carlitos" on the front.

(2) ASICS

Japanese sportswear brand ASICS has launched its first all-black limited series, Night Energy, designed to stand out on the New York night court—though entirely black, it sparkles like starlight under the lights.

Above: Belinda Bencic

ASICS has launched three shoes for this year's US Open, one of which is the Court FF 3 Novak Night Energy, co-designed with Novak Djokovic.

(3) Lacoste

Novak Djokovic will wear apparel from French sportswear brand Lacoste on court. Matching the shoes, the outfit will feature a black and gold color scheme.

Notably, 45-year-old veteran Venus Williams returns to the court this season. She practiced in Lacoste apparel before the tournament, but on court she will wear a navy custom outfit by fashion brand Khaite, paired with Lacoste sneakers.

(4) BOSS

Taylor Fritz's match kit comes from German brand BOSS, which he endorses.

Above: Fritz and Rybakina on the mixed doubles court at this year's US Open

(5) adidas

adidas's US Open collection this year comes from Y-3, the collaboration with Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto. The collection includes 18 pieces, using Climacool performance fabric, with ink wash painting-inspired designs and asymmetrical details.

According to the brand's official press release, a group of tennis players including Wang Xinyu, Wang Qiang, and Wu Yibing will have the opportunity to wear the collection in major events in September.

Above right: Pegula wearing the Y-3 collection on the mixed doubles court at this year's US Open

(6) On

Iga Swiatek and Ben Shelton will wear Swiss sportswear brand On, backed by Roger Federer, on court.

Above: Swiatek (left) and Ruud finished as runners-up in mixed doubles at this year's US Open

(7) VUORI

As the US Open begins, VUORI has announced Jack Draper as a global brand ambassador, and he will make his debut in Vuori at this year's US Open. The two will also collaborate on an exclusive apparel line in the future.

Above: Draper wearing VUORI on the mixed doubles court at this year's US Open

(8) YONEX

Before the US Open, YONEX unveiled the kit for signed player Elena Rybakina.

(9) New Balance

Coco Gauff will continue to wear New Balance shoes and apparel at the US Open. New Balance previously unveiled the full US Open shoe collection, with Gauff's signature CG2 sneakers as the highlight. The shoe's design is inspired by the burgundy dress and sneakers she wore when winning her first Grand Slam title in New York in 2023.

In yesterday's practice, Gauff wore green New Balance CG2 sneakers. But as of now, her US Open outfit remains unknown. (Below is from Gauff's latest Instagram post)

｜Image source: Brand official websites, player personal social media