They do have a basic athletic line in which you can still use for tennis since they are mostly polyester.My guess is if i hasn't yet it might not. To the general public at least. Unless this is the same stuff he will be wearing in Roland Garros and they release it then.
Uniqlo is dropping the ball HARD with its tennis clothing. All they do is super limited releases around Grand Slams IF they do any releases at all.
They really should at least have a "core" line of tennis clothes in basic colors offered year-round
True, but this one is the only one I’ve liked since the purple/black one.That might be part of French open line.
Probably Uniqlo will release in a few weeks.
His apparel designs are similar for a while.
Right. But they leave off the red logos everyone wants which is presumably "special" for the Kei, Djoko, Fed stuff they were offering.They do have a basic athletic line in which you can still use for tennis since they are mostly polyester.
Right, but some of them have the UQ silver squares logo on the bottom hem. If you want the UQ red logos, I would suggest go to a imprint shop and ask them to add the logos on. I’m sure it doesn’t cost much either since they are pretty small and simple.Right. But they leave off the red logos everyone wants which is presumably "special" for the Kei, Djoko, Fed stuff they were offering.
So tennis line with basics... using the logo everyone sees on TV.
Uniqlo is not interested in selling tennis apparels. they are more interested in selling T-shirts.Since they signed Federer to a $300 million dollar contract, it seems like Uniqlo would make the tennis clothes available online at stores like TW