New Balance Tennis Apparel Expands As Roland Garros Colorway Debuts
New Balance has launched a new seasonal collection of tennis apparel featuring a vibrant pink colorway for Roland Garros. The collection includes performance kits for both men and women, designed with input from professional players Tommy Paul and Sorana Cirstea. This expansion reflects New Balance's commitment to modernizing classic tennis styles while enhancing comfort and performance.
- ▪New Balance's new collection features a pink colorway for the Roland Garros tournament.
- ▪The apparel was developed with feedback from professional tennis players Tommy Paul and Sorana Cirstea.
- ▪The collection aims to modernize classic tennis designs with new fabrics and refined details.
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BusinessSportsMoneyNew Balance Tennis Apparel Expands As Roland Garros Colorway DebutsByTim Newcomb,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tim Newcomb covers tennis gear/business, stadiums and shoe tech.Follow AuthorMay 19, 2026, 09:00am EDTPink is the color of Roland Garros for New Balance in 2026. New BalanceNew Balance continues to make its presence in tennis felt. Along with key footwear pieces tied to Coco Gauff’s signature line, sponsoring the Australian Open each January and on-court kits for tournament-level players, New Balance has expanded its lineup of performance kits with a seasonal collection in a mix of tournament-specific colorways available at retail. And fans can thank Tommy Paul and Sorana Cirstea for this season’s fabrics.
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