Jannik Sinner wore a holey jacket at Wimbledon A special Nike Court jacket inspired by ACG

Jannik Sinner has won the 2026 edition of Wimbledon. The Italian tennis star defeated Alexander Zverev in the final to claim his second consecutive Grand Slam title on grass and the fifth Major title of his career. During the trophy ceremony, Sinner wore the same jacket he had been wearing on court throughout the tournament, starting from his opening-round match on the Centre Court of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club against Serbia's Miomir Kecmanović.

More specifically, Sinner wore a holey jacket built around the same technology behind the ACG Radical Airflow Mesh Long Sleeve T-Shirt. Officially, however, it is not an ACG piece, as the brand's logo is absent from the jacket. Instead, it features the Nike Court logo, with the Swoosh embedded inside a graphic representing a tennis court.

A bold, futuristic aesthetic that stands out even more in a setting steeped in tradition like Wimbledon, where pristine white and strict adherence to the dress code have always been integral to the tournament's identity. It marks a surprising move from Nike, which in recent years has often entrusted Carlos Alcaraz or Aryna Sabalenka with debuting the boldest innovations from its performance line. This time, however, the now well-established partnership between ACG and Jannik Sinner led the brand to choose the Italian world No. 1 to bring its signature ventilated design from the world of running onto the tennis court.