2019 is beginning well for Tomas Berdych, with a new clothing sponsor – he recently switched from adidas to Italian luxury sportswear brand Hydrogen – and a return to his best form. Coming back from a 6-month injury hiatus, the 2010 Wimbledon finalist reached the Doha final and the fourth round in Melbourne where he’ll face Rafa Nadal.
Tomas’ tech camo t-shirt and shorts are available online in three colorways: green/grey/black, red/grey/black and white/black.
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– Roland Garros 2018: Fabio Fognini’s Hydrogen outfit
– Roland Garros 2017: Fabio Fognini’s Hydrogen outfit
– 2016: new year, new gear for Berdych, Goffin and Svitolina
Some pics of Rafa’s kit from his first round victory over James Duckworth on Monday. Nadal’s Nike collection is available on nike.com and at select retailers.
A perfect start of the season for Nishikori, as he claimed his 12th career title in Brisbane, his first since February 2016, after nine consecutive final losses.
He will hit the Melbourne courts wearing his new colorful Uniqlo outfit. The shirt is available in two color ranges: pink/orange/green and yellow/dark green/brown. Do you like the vivid colors? Really different from Federer’s kit, don’t you think?
Uniqlo unveiled the outfit Roger Federer will be wearing at the upcoming Australian Open. The former world number one will wear a blue shirt and blue shorts in the night session, all white during the day.
There was a polemic last year regarding Federer‘s supposed “protected status”, as he played most of his matches at night, in much better playing conditions. It will be interesting to see if he’s protected again this year.
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– Roger Federer leaves Nike for Uniqlo
adidas has been working with Parley for the Oceans, an organization that raises awareness about the beauty and fragility of our deep, blue seas, since 2015. adidas and parley recently unveiled their Australian Open collection, made from upcycled plastic waste. Angelique Kerber, Caroline Wozniacki, Garbine Muguruza, Sascha Zverev and Dominic Thiem will hit Melbourne’s courts wearing the new range, available online at http://www.adidas.com/tennis.
