Novak Djokovic US Open 2026 Outfit Revealed Ahead of Fifth Title Bid

Novak Djokovic‘s US Open 2026 outfit has been revealed, with the Serbian tennis legend set to return to Flushing Meadows in an all-black Lacoste kit as he bids to add another Grand Slam trophy to his record-breaking collection.

Images of Djokovic’s outfit have emerged on social media ahead of the year’s final Grand Slam. The 39-year-old’s latest kit bears a strong resemblance to the all-black outfit he wore at last year’s US Open.

The dark-colored ensemble could be particularly suited to Djokovic’s night-session matches in New York. However, it remains to be seen whether the former World No. 1 will wear the same outfit during daytime matches, when temperatures and humidity can make conditions challenging.

Novak Djokovic Chasing Fifth US Open Title

Djokovic has already won the US Open four times during his illustrious career. His first triumph at Flushing Meadows came in 2011, when he defeated Rafael Nadal in the final.

The Serbian star returned to the final in 2015 and overcame Roger Federer to claim his second title. Three years later, he defeated Juan Martin del Potro to secure another championship in New York.

Djokovic’s fourth US Open title arrived in 2023, when he defeated Daniil Medvedev in the final. The victory took his Grand Slam tally to 24, a mark he has been looking to build upon ever since.

The 2024 edition proved disappointing for Djokovic, as he suffered a surprise third-round defeat to Australia’s Alexei Popyrin. He bounced back at last year’s tournament by reaching the semifinals, but his campaign ended against eventual champion Carlos Alcaraz.

Djokovic Set for Cincinnati Open Before US Open

Djokovic’s most recent competitive appearance came at Wimbledon 2026, where he reached the semifinals before losing in straight sets to eventual champion and reigning World No. 1 Jannik Sinner.

The Serbian is now scheduled to compete at the Cincinnati Open as part of his preparations for the US Open. It will be his first appearance at the ATP Masters 1000 tournament since 2023.

Djokovic enjoyed a memorable campaign in Cincinnati that year, defeating Carlos Alcaraz in the final in a thrilling three-set encounter that is widely regarded as one of the finest matches of the tournament’s history.

With the 2026 US Open approaching, Djokovic will be aiming to rediscover his best hard-court form and challenge for a fifth title in New York. Another championship would also give the 101-time career singles titlist an opportunity to further extend his remarkable Grand Slam legacy.