Kith Reunites With Wilson for an Elevated Tennis Capsule

Summary

Kith and Wilson have collaborated on the “Quiet Please” tennis collection
The collection includes classic “Quiet Please” branded t-shirts and uniquely designed tennis rackets, aiming to offer both stylish apparel and high-performance equipment
The collection is now available online

Kith is once again teaming up with heritage sports giant Wilson for a new tennis-focused collaboration, aptly dubbed the “Quiet Please” collection. This highly anticipated release promises to blend Kith’s signature elevated aesthetic with Wilson’s deep roots in tennis performance, offering a curated selection of apparel and equipment for the court and beyond.

The “Quiet Please” collection is a subtle yet powerful nod to the unspoken rules and respectful intensity of tennis, transforming a classic sporting phrase into a cultural statement. Early glimpses suggest the collection will prominently feature essential tennis apparel, with t-shirts taking center stage. These tees are expected to boast minimalist co-branding, likely incorporating both Kith’s refined logo and Wilson’s iconic “W” alongside the collection’s titular phrase. Expect premium fabrics and a comfortable fit, staying true to Kith’s reputation for quality basics.

Beyond apparel, the collaboration will extend into high-performance equipment, most notably with tennis rackets. Fans can anticipate uniquely designed versions of popular Wilson rackets. These will likely feature custom colorways, co-branded detailing and potentially subtle textural elements that align with the collection’s sophisticated and understated vibe. The integration of Kith’s design sensibility onto functional tennis gear makes these pieces highly desirable for both serious players and collectors. Kith redesigns the Wilson Pro Staff 97 V14, Shift 99 V1 and Blade 98 (16×19) V9 rackets, arriving in a deep green, white and black

This collaboration continues Kith and Wilson’s proven track record of successful partnerships, which have previously included court restorations in global cities like New York and Paris, as well as the Yardley Tennis Club in Birmingham. These initiatives highlight a shared commitment to fostering tennis culture and community, ensuring their releases resonate beyond just product drops. The “Quiet Please” collection is set to be another strong serve from Kith and Wilson, appealing to a broad audience that appreciates the intersection of sport, fashion, and cultural relevance. The collection is now available online.