New Balance Releases Coco Gauff’s Namesake Shoes in Wimbledon-Inspired Color Palette
Ahead of Wimbledon, New Balance unveils both the Coco Delray and Gauff's signature Coco CG2 in a colorway inspired by the London tournament.
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It’s official. Coco Gauff has claimed her first French Open title.
On March 13, 2025, in celebration of the tennis star’s 21st birthday, New Balance introduced the Coco Delray, a new sneaker honoring the Florida city where Gauff was raised. And in anticipation of Wimbledon in a few weeks, the brand dropped both of Gauff’s namesake New Balances — the Coco Delray and the Coco CG2 — in a white and bright green color palette inspired by the London tournament. The Coco CG2 is the athlete’s signature competition shoe, and throughout the 2025 French Open, she’s been sporting the style in its other fresh colorway: linen and light blue (seen on Instagram).
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New Balance Coco CG2 in White With Green Apple
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gauff’s french open pick
New Balance Coco CG2 in Linen With Dusk Shower
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Back to the Coco Delray, the design is inspired by Gauff’s personal style and her favorite off-court New Balance models. It’s named after the athlete’s home of Delray Beach, Florida, and influenced by the Pompey Park public courts where she would train.
wimbledon edition
New Balance Coco Delray in White With Green Apple
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The lightweight sneaker is equally suited for the court and the street. The new Wimbledon colorway joins three other variations in women’s sizes and three in men’s (see them all here). For women, colors include soft yellow with aqua and navy accents, white and navy in addition to solid off-white, and for men, offerings include navy blue with aqua and soft yellow accents, white and navy plus black and gray.
New Balance Coco Delray in Parchment With NB Navy
Related: Lacoste’s Exclusive Free People Sneaker Drop Hits the French Open Courts
Both durable and fashionable, a tenniscore staple, the low-ankle trainer features a hardwearing rubber outsole, responsive FuelCell foam midsole and stabilizing nylon plate. The hexagonal tread is designed to provide traction on a variety of surfaces and the lightweight mesh delivers unbeatable breathability.
Shop the Coco Delray for $109.99 on newbalance.com now. Plus, check out the full Coco Gauff Collection, which includes the Coco CG2. Gauff’s signature tennis shoe features elements inspired by one of the athlete’s favorite New Balance models, the 550, and includes a variety of visual easter eggs connected to her favorite city, Paris. The style is available in women’s and little and big kids’ sizing (see them all here). Adult sizes retail for $159.99 and children’s for $79.99.
New Balance Coco CG2 in White With Marsh Green
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