Coco Gauff Unveils New Balance Wimbledon Kit and CG2 “White/Green Apple” Colorway

As Wimbledon kicks off, Cori Dionne "Coco" Gauff and New Balance are already commanding attention—regardless of the scoreboard. While Gauff’s campaign began with an early first-round exit, the 21-year-old made a lasting impression on tennis’ most storied stage with the debut of her latest New Balance kit and the new “White/Green Apple” colorway of her signature Coco CG2.

Designed in collaboration with Gauff, the on-court ensemble draws inspiration from Wimbledon’s heritage—balancing timeless elegance with modern athletic edge. Featuring refined tailoring in the form of a corset top and kilt-inspired skirt, the outfit pays tribute to British punk influences while honoring the tradition of the All England Club. “In collaboration with Coco, we designed a look that honors her talent, presence, and everything she represents as a generational athlete,” said Julie Pike, New Balance Senior Vice President of Global Apparel. “Blending style and sport in a fresh, elevated way, this design was built to let Coco shine.”

Accompanying the standout kit was the newly launched Coco CG2 “White/Green Apple”, which blends a clean white base with a bold apple-green “N” logo, nodding to the lush grass courts of Wimbledon. Built to Gauff’s exact performance standards, the shoe delivers the breathable support and responsiveness that’s helped elevate her game on the world stage.

Also joining the release is the more budget-friendly Coco Delray, which features a simplified design and similar color palette—ideal for players looking to tap into the same spirit without compromising comfort or reliability.

Though the result on the scoreboard may not have gone her way, Gauff and New Balance once again proved their unmatched ability to blend performance, personality, and style—on and off the court.

Enjoy official photos of the latest pairs in Coco Gauff's signature series. You can shop the Coco CG2 and Coco Delray right now via New Balance for $160 and $110, respectively.

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