British star Jack Draper inks sponsorship deal with sporting brand Vuori ahead of US Open

As his stock continues to rise, British tennis star Jack Draper has lined up another endorsement deal after signing with sporting brand, Vuori.

With their headquarters in San Diego, Vuori announced their multi-year deal with Draper, making him their Global Brand Ambassador. The clothing company prides itself on being a performance and lifestyle brand known for its coastal California-inspired style.

Having previously being sponsored by clothing giants Nike, Draper will don Vuori apparel ahead of the 2025 US Open. The singles event kicks off on Sunday, August 24, with World No.1 Jannik Sinner as the defending champion.

Prior to the singles event, Draper entered the revamped mixed doubles competition alongside American WTA star Jessica Pegula. The duo are scheduled to face Polish star Iga Swiatek and Norwegian Casper Ruud in the semifinals on Wednesday.

Draper is embracing his unique style

The 23-year old is slowly developing into a fashion icon of sorts during his best year on the ATP Tour, as he was featured on the cover of Vogue Magazine earlier this year.

"For me, style is about how you carry yourself, what you wear, and owning who you are without hesitation,” Draper said. "As I’ve grown up, I’ve really embraced style as a form of self-expression, and whether it’s shaving my head or trying something bold, I just go for it. It’s a chance to create something innovative, performance-driven, and authentic."

The executives at Vuori are pleased to have captured their biggest tennis star to date, after previously signing British player Eden Silva and American Marcos Giron.

"Jack represents the next generation of tennis—bold, driven, and authentic,” said Joe Kudla, founder and chief of Vuori. “We’re thrilled to welcome him to the Vuori family.”

Draper is having a breakthrough season, as the London native won his maiden ATP Masters 1000 event earlier this year at Indian Wells. Subsequently, he would cement his performance by rising to a career-high ranking of World No.4 in June.