Apparel: On Court-T ($80) and Court Shorts ($80)
Shelton was On’s first notable signing in men’s game. The Court-T he wears is made of a lightweight material that moves as he does. The regular fit, straight hemlines, internal neck tape and simple stitching are all designed to limit distractions. However, the bold graphics—especially this limited-edition White/Flame colorway—make sure you’ll be noticed.
The Court Shorts are also constructed not to weigh you down with a high percentage of recycled polyester. An exposed elastic waist with an adjustable drawstring offers a comfortable and customized fit. A 5-inch inseam promotes ease of motion, along with side seam slits for enhanced styling. The deep side pockets have mesh lining for better ventilation when matches heat up.
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Shoes: On The Roger Pro 2 ($200)
Known for its running shoes, the Swiss brand—with collaboration from investor Roger Federer—jumped into the tennis market with the first Roger Pro. This second edition carries over the same wider cut and lower arch profile mirrored after Federer’s foot. So does the carbon fiber Speedboard in the midsole for stability and energy return.
One of the knocks on the inaugural model was a lack of durability. To mitigate the shortcoming, mesh on the upper has been updated with lighter, more abrasion-resistant material, the top cap is reinforced to protect against foot dragging, and a TPU clip and upper overlays give additional structure and support. The outsole has also be revamped with an open herringbone pattern for a better combination of grip and give.
There’s also a clay court version with a tighter tread for easier sliding on the dirt.
