The Adidas Roland Garros Collection will be worn by leading tennis stars Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Ana Ivanovic as well as ball boys and girls at the French Open. The collection, which includes shirts, shorts, hats, socks, wristbands and shoes, is the result of a collaboration between Adidas Tennis and the Sport Style line.
Designed for hot conditions, the pieces in this collection use Adidas' Coolmax technology for improved comfort and ventilation, with integrated two-layer mesh panels ensuring supreme breathability. The footwear is specially designed bearing in mind clay court conditions at Roland Garros, and will help players produce the spectacular slides that French Open watchers are accustomed to and love watching.
The Adidas Roland Garros collection is an example of supreme sports apparel engineering and fashion, and is sure to catch the eye at the French Open.
What's Driving This Trend
- Coolmax Technology
- Adidas' Coolmax technology in their sports apparel provides improved comfort and ventilation, offering a disruptive innovation opportunity for the sportswear industry.
- Integrated Two-layer Mesh Panels
- The integration of two-layer mesh panels into the Adidas Roland Garros Collection provides supreme breathability for athletes, offering a disruptive innovation opportunity for the sportswear industry.
- Specialized Footwear for Clay Courts
- Adidas' specialized footwear designed for clay court conditions, as seen in the Roland Garros Collection, offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for the athletic footwear industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Sportswear
- The Adidas Roland Garros Collection showcases supreme sports apparel engineering and fashion, offering a disruptive innovation opportunity for the sportswear industry.
- Athletic Footwear
- Adidas' specialized footwear designed for clay court conditions, as seen in the Roland Garros Collection, offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for the athletic footwear industry.
- Tennis Apparel
- The Adidas Roland Garros Collection, designed for hot conditions and clay courts, offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for the tennis apparel industry.
