Uniqlo Djokovic finally available

[GoudX]

Good news everybody...

Uniqlo have finally got their act together and are going to be selling the Tennis clothing that Djokovic wears. Sold out on at the moment on the US site, however it doesn't go on sale till Thursday in the UK.

As the manufacturer are also a competitor to TW, I won't post a link to the page, however I know several people have been asking for the last year or so about these clothes.

Only took them a year!

 

[Say Chi Sin Lo]

Sports wear from the Japanese Gap, why again?

 

[gino]

Here ya go folks:

http://www.fibre2fashion.com/news/company-news/uniqlo/newsdetails.aspx?news_id=146317

 

[SoCalJay]

I missed the boat on the stuff at the US site so I picked up his USO 2012 shirt in Taipei instead. It seemed like they only stocked 1-3 units of each shirt size on the US site, judging by how quickly they sold out.

 

[Greg G]

I dunno, we've had the Djokovic line for the longest time here in Manila, and I didn't like the rubbery uniqlo logos. Didn't look like they would last a year. The fabric is nice though. Didn't buy anything...and I'm an impulse buyer!

 

[lightthestorm]

I have a US Open jacket with the navy body and white sleeves... it fits very nice and although it might be a "replica", still very good to wear on the court.

 

[bezs]

The RG outfits have been released.

 

[NoZak Djokovic]

ew ew ew. YUCK, is that teal?

 

[SoCalJay]

Not available on the US or Taiwan shop websites yet... I don't mind that teal, actually.

 

[safc_number10]

Just had a look on the site, nice that is it available and they have a good range but I don't think it's for me. The quality doesn't look up to much and it seems very basic, ( I may be wrong) I prefer t-shirts without collars when playing.

 

[NoZak Djokovic]

i decided to buy the 2012 white french open polo. i like the colours and simplicity, why couldnt they release the shanghai masters red polo and the monte carlo ones though?

 

[maxpotapov]

Why paying top dollar to Djokovic if you can not deliver the product to US or EU market?
What kind of whacked out marketing is that?