Best Tennis Pro Outfits of 2025

Naomi Osaka likes to surprise us and she did not disappoint at the US Open where she wore a bespoke purple Nike dress with glittering sequins and a pouy skirt — coordinating with her blinged out Labubus with names like Billie Jean Bling and Arthur Flash. We can’t wait to see what she has in store for 2026!

Ranked No. 1 in the world for the second year in a row, Aryna Sabalenka competed in the US Open with stunning style. The striking Nike Slam 2 Dress she wore has a back cutout that extends around the sides and a flouncy skirt with mesh panels that flows with every move on the court. She wore it in two colors during the tournament and won the trophy in the white version. At the awards ceremony, she upped the ante by pairing it with a shiny silver Nike jacket. See her look as well as other Nike styles below.

We love Iga Swiatek’s colorful playing style and her outfit was just as colorful at the French Open this year where she made it to the semi-finals. The women's No. 2 player wore the rainbow-hued ON Court Tank and Court Skirt. Shop her look as well as other ON styles below.

Winning her first French Open (and second slam), Coco Gauff stood out for her style as well as her A-game in head-to-toe New Balance. Her dress had a splashy print with a pleated skirt that flattered her every move. She ends the year ranked number three in the world. Find New Balance looks below.

One our favorite dresses this year was Wilson’s Headliner Dress worn by Marta Kostyuk at the Cincinnati Open. With its long, narrow racerback, mesh back panel, ombre print and billowy mesh skirt, this dress was a show-stopper. Discover the latest Wilson styles below.

Wearing the adidas Y-3 Wow Dress at the US Open, Jessica Pegula stood out from the crowd. Yohji Yamamoto teamed up with adidas to infuse high-fashion sensibility into a performance dress with its bold print, asymmetrical side cutout, shaped hemline and hidden quarter zip entry. See her dress as well as other adidas Y-3 items below.

The current No. 1 player in the world, Carlos Alcaraz, was in fine form when he won the US Open in September. He wore head-to-toe Nike which included the Slam Tank and Slam Short. When they received their trophies after the match, both Carlos and Yannik Sinner wore the same Nike Slam Jacket – albeit in different colors. Explore their Nike style below

At the US Open, Novak Djokovic wore his signature Lacoste look in various colors. The black combo of the Novak On-Court Polo paired with the Novak Tech Woven Short was particularly impressive, and it was the first time he wore an all black Asics kit. Every year Lacoste creates new Novak collections and you can shop his look below.

Captivating and explosive on court, Ben Shelton looked great at the French Open in a striking ON Court Tank and Court Short. The colorful gradient print definitely stood out against the red clay. We are sold out of Ben’s look, but you can discover the latest ON styles below.

This was an exciting year for Felix Auger-Aliassime. Not only did he marry his longtime girlfriend, but he ended the year with the highest ranking of his career (so far) at No 5. He competed at the US Open in head-to-toe adidas Y-3 with a bold printed top.

The all-black BOSS look that Taylor Fritz competed in at the US Open stood out for its sleek, refined, polished style. The BOSS attire below is sure to elevate your court look to the next level.

The French Open was a little more colorful with the Mizuno look worn by Damir Dzumhur. A vibrant print on the top with matching accents on the shorts looked great on the court. His look is sold out, but you can see the latest Mizuno styles below.

Although he was sidelined with an injury early in his run, Stefanos Tsitsipas stood out at Wimbledon in the throwback style of adidas Originals. Designed in the Stan Smith colorway, adidas updated the look with breathable jacquard knit tops and satin shorts with signature green binding. See all of the adidas Original options below.

As we bid a fond adieu to 2025, we hope you will keep checking in with us at Tennis Warehouse to see the latest new styles throughout the upcoming year. We are as excited as you are to see what new looks the future brings in 2025!