Jack Draper and Vuori Reveal New Kit for 2025 US Open

The Brit debuted his new kit with Vuori on one of sport's biggest stages in Arthur Ashe Stadium. Draper partnered with Jessica Pegula to compete in the US Open's new mixed doubles tournament, defeating Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu in one of the more highly anticipated matchups heading into the reformatted draw.

The kit featured a half-gray, half white sleeveless top with color-block shorts in varying shades of gray and white. Draper wore a Vuori cap, wristbands, and socks alongside a pair of ASICS tennis sneakers.

"I said to the guys on the team, I feel really privileged," Draper said. "The fact that [Vuori] put their belief and their trust in me as a player, as a person, to help grow this brand. I think we've got the mindset to do that. I want to be the best tennis player out there. I want to be someone who is on the big stages all the time. I'm going to do everything I can to do that."

Draper is no stranger to high fashion. Earlier this year, the World No. 5 joined Burberry as an ambassador following his first major title at Indian Wells. In a campaign shot on 35mm film, Draper tagged alongside British supermodels Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Alva Claire in Burberry's High Summer capsule collection in April.

On Thursday night, Draper hosted an intimate dinner with Burberry and World No. 14 Tommy Paul at The Corner Store in Manhattan to kick off the start of the US Open. Earlier in the evening, he joined Vuori in Flatiron to further discuss his partnership and his excitement for the upcoming tournament.

When speaking with Harrison on the impact he's had on fans across the world, Draper thanked those in attendance for joining him at the store to celebrate his launch. He recalled a time when he was once a young kid on the s idelines of the court waiting to get players to sign his ball.

The roles have reversed in the years since, with tennis fans of all ages trying to get Draper's attention for an autograph or a photo as he's risen to become one of the best players in the world.

After losing to Iga Swiatek and Casper Rudd in the mixed doubles semifinals, the Brit has his eyes set on the men's singles draw ahead. Draper comes into the Open not having played a match since Wimbledon, where he unexpectedly lost to Marin Cilic in four sets.

"I'm trying not to have too many expectations of myself," Draper said on his hopes for the tournament. "I always think about my preparations, you know, what am I doing with serve. Making sure I'm giving myself the best chance to go out there whenever I'm playing and give my best effort. That's all you can do."

The US Open singles draw runs from August 24 to September 7.