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Thanks to its stretchy fabric, the Nike Court Dri-FIT ADV Slam men's tennis tank adapts to the quick, wide movements of the game. Retro ribbed details lend a classic style, while its technical construction, combined with sweat-wicking Dri-FIT ADV technology that wicks sweat away from the skin, helps you stay focused until the final minute of the match.
Details:
- Worn by player Carlos Alcaraz in the famous New York tournament
- Elasticated ribbed crew neck with internal profile
- Elasticated ribbed armholes
- Side slits
- Dropped back hem for added coverage
- Nike silicone logo
- Slim fit
- Fabric: 100% polyester
Move To Zero
Move To Zero is Nike's path towards eliminating waste and carbon emissions, to protect the future of sport. The garments are made with at least 55% recycled materials, while the shoes with at least 20% of their weight in recycled materials.
Dri-FIT ADV
These garments combine breathable fabrics with advanced features to help you stay dry, comfortable and focused.
Nike New York Collection The looks of the players who light up the nights at Flushing Meadows
Fifty years ago, night matches transformed the New York tournament into a spectacle unlike any other. When daylight fades and the competition enters its evening dimension, the atmosphere becomes more intense and engaging, and every match becomes an unmissable event. Nike's new New York Collection captures this vibrant energy with bold colors, brilliant details, and innovative fabrics, designed to accompany the circuit's top athletes in the final major event of the season.
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