Official Deodorant Sponsors

Dove is the US Open's Official Underarm Sponsor

Dove, the beauty brand known for its moisturizing products and commitment to real beauty representation, has returned as the Official Underarm Sponsor of the US Open for a second year. In 2026, the company launches the 'Don't Sweat It. Make A Racket.' campaign to celebrate the confidence, style, and fan culture surrounding the tournament.

The 'Don't Sweat It. Make A Racket.' initiative centers on the Dove Antiperspirant, which provides 72-hour sweat and odor protection, with the Dove Invisible collection offering clear application to prevent white marks on clothing. The campaign includes a short film, digital activations, a dedicated refresh destination called The Re[set] Club at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, a collaboration with photographers to capture tournament fashion, a social content series interviewing fans, and a partnership with ten women-owned sports bars across the country where tabs will be opened for complimentary food and drinks during the Women's Finals.

Image Credit: Dove

Category-specific Sports Sponsorships
Narrow ownership of an overlooked fan need, such as underarm confidence, creates new sponsorship inventory beyond traditional apparel, beverage, and equipment categories.
Event-based Beauty Utilities
On-site refresh spaces and product-led comfort services turn personal care brands into experience providers within high-attendance cultural and sporting moments.
Fan Fashion Content
Tournament street style, creator photography, and spectator interviews expand sports marketing into lifestyle media where beauty, confidence, and fandom intersect.

Industries Being Reshaped

Personal Care
Performance-focused deodorant and invisible application formats are reshaping everyday hygiene products into event-ready confidence solutions.
Sports Marketing
Brand partnerships tied to specific physical or emotional fan experiences open fresh commercial territory for rights holders and sponsors.
Hospitality
Women-owned sports bar collaborations connect live viewing, inclusive community-building, and sponsored food-and-beverage perks in new fan engagement models.
SCORE
6.7 out of 10
GENDER
30% Men70% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 56%
Activity 44%
Freshness 100%