In the U.S., we are in the middle of the fall sports season. The U.S. Open began on Monday, August 30.
In these days when it is difficult to go out, cheering for distant games on TV is probably the "sports autumn" for Japanese sportsmen this year.
How about wearing the "Kith for Wilson" collection, a collaboration between KITH and Wilson, instead of a uniform, just to feel like a spectator at the venue?
Based on the classic "Kiss" items, the collection features on- and off-court wear reimagined in Wilson's signature coloring.
The men's collection features items in the color palette of khaki, green, and navy, the DNA of the "Wilson" brand.
The wide range of lineup includes mainly outerwear, shirts, knitwear, fleece, and T-shirts. The classic colors and silhouettes evoke an orthodox tennis style.
The women's collection is mainly white with dusty colors reminiscent of coatwear, and has an authentic design that echoes the men's collection.
The details, such as the racket crest patch and the embroidery in various places, are pretty and finished.
And the fact that they even have a line for kids shows the commitment of "Kiss," which claims to be a family lifestyle brand.
Items are the same as the men's and women's designs. How about a parent and child together when watching the game?
This collaborative collection is now on sale at "Kith Tokyo" from September 3 (Fri.), right after the start of the U.S. Open. If you really want to support the event, this wear is a must.
