Sourced directly from Novak Djokovic's inner circle, this Uniqlo shirt and shorts set was match-worn at the 2016 Wimbledon Championships, part of one of the most dominant seasons in men's tennis history. Earlier that year, Djokovic completed the career Grand Slam at Roland Garros, holding all four major titles simultaneously — a feat achieved by only a handful of players in the sport's history — before returning to Wimbledon's grass courts as the reigning champion and top seed. The all-white kit, featuring Uniqlo's clean tailoring alongside Peugeot sponsorship branding and gold trim detailing, reflects the strict all-white dress code unique to Wimbledon among the sport's major tournaments, giving the outfit a distinctive, event-specific look unlike Djokovic's apparel from any other stop on tour. Djokovic's partnership with Uniqlo marked a notable chapter in his off-court branding, predating his later apparel arrangements, and match-worn pieces from this specific period are comparatively scarce given the relatively short window of the endorsement. Direct sourcing from Djokovic's inner circle provides a credible, traceable provenance chain that is essential for tennis memorabilia of this caliber, where documentation is often harder to come by than in major American sports. For collectors of tennis history, Grand Slam-era memorabilia, or Djokovic specifically, this match-worn Wimbledon kit represents a rare and visually striking acquisition tied to a genuinely historic season.