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In its second year as the tournament’s official performance apparel and footwear partner, New Balance is channeling the great Aussie outdoors on and off the court.

ByBaseline Staff

Published Jan 06, 2025

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Whether you’re soaking up the sun in Melbourne or staying up late to watch the tennis Down Under, you can gear up for the Australian Open in style with New Balance.

The tournament’s official performance apparel and footwear partner unveiled its 2025 Australian Open Collection on Monday, and it’s serving up colorful sports fashion fit for on and off the court.

The new range features high-end performance tanks, stylish polos, graphic tees, hoodies, jackets and a wide variety of accessories—all in fresh colors that “complement the Australian outdoors” including shades of green, yellow, blue and other neutral tones.

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The new range features high-end performance tanks, stylish polos, graphic tees, hoodies, jackets and a wide variety of accessories.

Most of the AO co-branded range is already available to shop online in the U.S. via NewBalance.com, while the full range can be found via Tennis Australia.

For fans visiting Melbourne Park, the full collection will also be available to shop at New Balance’s retail space outside Rod Laver Arena beginning Monday, January 6.

In 2023, New Balance “signed an extensive agreement” with the Australian Open and United Cup to make the Boston-based sportswear brand its official performance apparel and footwear partner. A first-of-its-kind partnership for New Balance, the move majorly expanded the brand’s footprint in tennis as it marked just over a decade in the sport.

The collection features fresh colors that “complement the Australian outdoors” including shades of green, yellow, blue and other neutral tones.

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“We are proud to work with Tennis Australia and their innovative team on one of the most exciting new events in the global tennis calendar in the United Cup, and of course the iconic Australian Open,” Evan Zeder, global director of sports marketing for New Balance Tennis and Baseball said at the time.

“This is more than a sponsorship, it is a celebration of two brands dedicated to growing the game and inspiring the next generation of tennis players and fans.”

New Balance’s tennis ambassadors include Coco Gauff, Tommy Paul, Sorana Cirstea and more.