EA7 tennis collection debuts at the Italian Open, marking the brand’s second year as the tournament’s official apparel partner and introducing its VENTUS7 performance technology, EA7 Emporio Armani said in a statement.
The brand said the 2026 spring and summer tennis range aims to bridge high performance fabrics and everyday court style, offering pieces designed for professional players and for people who favor tennis-inspired outfits off the court.
EA7 tennis collection focuses on VENTUS7 technology
The centerpiece of the EA7 tennis collection is VENTUS7, a fabric and construction system the brand says is engineered to maintain comfort and reduce bulk through the different phases of a match.
EA7 described VENTUS7 as prioritizing breathability and mobility so garments stay dry and light during high intensity training and competition, features the brand highlighted as particularly important for quick-reaction sports such as tennis.
Design language and on-court function
The 2026 spring and summer designs favor clean, modern lines and a reduced decorative approach, the brand said, concentrating instead on cut and material choices to express motion on court.
EA7 tennis collection keeps the label’s minimalist aesthetic so pieces transition easily from the clay courts to streetwear, the company added.
Materials built for stretch, speed, and durability
The brand emphasized fabric resilience as a core priority, noting garments were tested for repeated stretching and rapid movement to preserve support without restricting natural motion.
From shirts to shorts, EA7 said panels and seam placement were reworked so athletes can remain agile and comfortable during long matches and extended practice sessions.
Alexander Bublik to sport exclusive look on clay
EA7 Emporio Armani confirmed brand ambassador Alexander Bublik will wear a limited-edition outfit at the Italian Open, a look the company said incorporates a personalized motif while retaining the collection’s minimalist lines.
The brand noted that the strong tones of the red clay courts will make the outfit’s color and line work more prominent, and that the special version is intended to increase on-court recognition without adding bulk.
EA7 said the new range will be available through its global retail network and on the brand’s website during the spring and summer season, with additional pieces reserved for select stores.
