The blue clay Caja Mágica Courts at the Mutua Madrid Open came and went with 2012, as did the coordinating blue and white color scheme worn by fan favorite Roger Federer when he defeated Tomas Berdych for the title. This year Federer returns to the European Clay Court in a more laid-back look, foregoing the traditional formula of tennis polo + shorts for easy pieces that promise the ultimate in comfort and performance. But don’t misconstrue his low-stress dressing as staid; colors such as Poison Green, Light Steel, and Tourmaline in fabrics constructed with the latest in apparel technology prove that comfortable can still be style-conscious.

It’s no secret that Andy Murray has made some serious gains in the past year—both on the court and in the weight room. Now, this buff Brit is showing off his bod in a line of semi-fitted apparel fresh from the adidas adipower barricade collection.

In years past, Roger Federer’s Aussie garb has consisted of relatively conventional hues (red in 2012, yellow in 2011, and blue in 2010). This year, the King of classiness is channeling a fresh, light and lively look at the Australian Open; stepping out in a colorful combo of turquoise, light grey, and bubblegum pink.

The Nike Men's Holiday Collection is bright and modern, featuring colors like Electric Green and Signal Blue. This stylish collection offers updates to some of your favorites, as well as brand new looks and the latest from the Federer and Rafa Collections.

We know Wilson is all about high-performance tennis equipment—from tennis balls to racquets and everywhere in between—but what about apparel? What you wear can have just as much of an effect on your game as the equipment you use. Wilson took this approach when they created the Fall 2012 line of tennis apparel, which focuses on bold details that have a job to do.