In the course of the past week, I have been working on improving my range plans for the Adidas project on tennis wear. A particular challenge was the garment for Wimbledon, as I could not be as creative with colors as I wish to be. However, materials, textures, and proportions could vary indefinitely. In fact, I like its simplicity and the fact that there are no color accents to fight the intricate shapes.
Unlike the Wimbledon range plan, the Australian and French Open ones rely mainly on the color ranges, rather than proportion development and materials. Their appearance changes completely just with the alteration of the color ratio. The main color, however, remains the one that is most suitable for the tennis court the tournament will take place on.
The final result is: the player chooses their desired color and proportion, knowing that whatever they pick would be completely compatible with the court.