K-Swiss Celebrates 60 Years of Tennis With Anniversary Collection and Star-Studded Roster
Aug 17, 2026
Sixty years after K-Swiss built its name on the tennis court, the brand is leaning into the sport that started it all.
Founded in California in 1966, K-Swiss is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a collection connecting some of its most recognizable heritage silhouettes to the company’s current performance-tennis lineup.
Andrey Rublev has developed a performance tennis collection with K-Swiss spanning footwear, apparel and accessories. Photo: K-Swiss
The anniversary project reaches back to the Classic, the all-leather tennis shoe that launched K-Swiss, while bringing the story firmly into 2026 with the Hypercourt Express 3.
For the first time, K-Swiss has included a current performance tennis shoe in a K-Swiss Racquet Club lifestyle collaboration. The special Hypercourt Express 3 60th joins the company’s anniversary collection in its signature white, red and blue palette, with a commemorative gold K-Swiss charm and special-edition anniversary packaging.
K-Swiss is marking six decades with anniversary footwear including its traditional white, red and blue palette. Photo: K-Swiss
The anniversary arrives with K-Swiss maintaining a visible presence in the professional game.
The brand’s current tennis site features Andrey Rublev, Liudmila Samsonova, Tomas Etcheverry and Ekaterina Alexandrova as K-Swiss athletes.
Rublev’s relationship with the company goes considerably deeper than footwear.
K-Swiss and Rublev have developed a collection built around his Rublo brand, including K-Frame Speed Rublo tennis shoes, a clay-court version, performance shirts, headbands and caps. K-Swiss describes the project as combining its performance expertise with Rublev’s on-court identity and playing style.
The 60th-anniversary collection takes a similar past-meets-present approach.
Liudmila Samsonova is one of four players currently featured on K-Swiss’ official tennis athlete roster. Photo: K-Swiss
K-Swiss Racquet Club’s anniversary project, dubbed “The Program,” spans the brand’s history from the original Classic to today’s Hypercourt Express 3, using tennis as the thread connecting six decades of performance and style.
For a brand that has moved between sport, fashion and sneaker culture over the years, the message at 60 is straightforward: K-Swiss still sees the tennis court as home.
By Florida Tennis Staff. Sources: K-Swiss | K-Swiss Hypercourt Express 3 60TH | K-Swiss Racquet Club | K-Swiss Tennis | K-Swiss x Andrey Rublev
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