Siegelman Stable and Prince have created a co-branded tennis capsule timed with the U.S. Open, blending sport heritage with contemporary streetwear sensibility. The collection emphasizes clean cuts, vintage-inspired palettes, and practical accessories designed for both court use and urban styling. A standout piece is an all-leather tennis bag inspired by 1980s design that balances sport function with elevated aesthetic, suitable for courts or casual outings. The lineup includes 5-panel and dad cap styles in white-and-green or navy-and-green colorways, offering understated, versatile staples that transition between preppy and street looks.
Nothing says late August in New York quite like the U.S. Open - the city's unofficial fifth season where tennis takes over and style plays as hard as the athletes. This year, Siegelman Stable and Prince are joining forces for the first time, stepping onto the court with a co-branded capsule that feels as sharp as a clean forehand winner. It's not just tennis gear; it's a cultural rally point where nostalgia meets contemporary cool.
Front and center is a tennis bag that feels like it was plucked from the 1980s and reimagined for today. Constructed with an all-leather body, the bag nails the balance between sport function and elevated design. It's equal parts practical and stylish, the kind of piece that works whether you're lugging rackets to the courts in Queens or just trying to out-accessorize your crew at brunch.
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