It's Deuce O'Clock Somewhere, Darling.
The structured 6-panel in crisp white with hot-pink embroidered signature. A classic silhouette made for the courtside crowd. Limited edition.
It's Deuce O'Clock
Somewhere, darling.
The tennis hat collection made for cocktail hour, the US Open, and everything after. Hat, trucker, or visor — pick your energy.
Over 550,000 Honey Deuces are poured every year at the US Open — more than $13 million in cocktails sold in a single two-week tournament. It's not just a drink; it's part of what tennis fans wait all year for.
It's Deuce O'Clock Somewhere is our love letter to that ritual — the walk-up to Arthur Ashe Stadium, the first sip in the late-summer sun, the two most exciting weeks of the tennis calendar.
A limited-edition run of the structured hat, the trucker, and the visor. Same signature, three ways to wear it — and none of them care what time it actually is.
The structured 6-panel in crisp white with hot-pink embroidered signature. A classic silhouette made for the courtside crowd. Limited edition.
The mesh-back trucker with the same hot-pink signature. Breathable, adjustable, made for warm-ups, cool-downs, and the walk to happy hour. Limited edition.
The performance visor. Open-crown, sun-forward, in crisp white with pink signature — for the players who came to play, not just watch.
Late-August afternoons in Queens are hot, humid, and long. The best US Open outfits are casual, breathable, and just polished enough for the ESPN cameras. Here's how each hat plays.
Linen midi dress, canvas sneakers, minimal gold jewelry. The structured hat pulled forward for shade on Arthur Ashe. This is the day-session uniform.
Wide-leg denim, crisp white tee, trucker pulled low. Honey Deuce in hand, obviously. The move for the transition from afternoon match to evening dinner.
A tennis dress, a proper skirt-and-tank, actual playing clothes. The visor for full sun coverage without hat hair. For the ones who came to play, not just watch.
The official cocktail of the US Open. Created in 2006 by mixologist Nick Mautone for Grey Goose, the tournament's official vodka partner. Vodka, fresh lemonade, a float of Chambord raspberry liqueur, and three honeydew melon balls skewered on top — the reason it looks exactly like tennis balls balanced on the rim of the glass.
Over 2.8 million Honey Deuces have been poured at Flushing Meadows since 2007. In 2024 alone, the tournament sold more than 556,000 of them at $23 each. Our hats are smaller, hold up better in the sun, and can be worn to breakfast.
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Read the guide →A Honey Deuce is the official signature cocktail of the US Open tennis tournament. It's made with vodka, fresh lemonade, and Chambord raspberry liqueur, and garnished with three honeydew melon balls that look like tiny tennis balls. Nick Mautone created it in 2006 and it has been served at the US Open every year since 2007. Read the full story here.
The 2026 US Open main draw runs from August 30 through September 13 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, Queens, New York. Fan Week begins August 23.
US Open style is casual-elegant. Late-August in Queens is hot and humid, so lean into linen, breathable cotton, and comfortable shoes for the walk from the 7 train. A tennis-inspired hat, trucker, or visor from the Deuce O'Clock Somewhere collection adds polish and sun protection at once. Read the full style guide.
The structured hat ($40) is a classic 6-panel silhouette in light gray with pink embroidery — polished, made for the courtside crowd. The trucker ($40) has a mesh back for breathability — same signature, sportier build. Both the hat and trucker are limited-edition and priced accordingly. The visor ($30) is open-crown for full sun coverage — the on-court option for players who came to play.
As of the 2025 US Open, a Honey Deuce costs $23 and comes in a commemorative souvenir cup that fans keep. Prices have risen from $15 in 2015 to $23 in 2024 and 2025.
Orders placed by August 22, 2026 ship in time for US Open opening week. After that, standard 2 to 3 business day fulfillment.
The structured hat and trucker are unisex with adjustable backs and fit most head sizes comfortably. Both run true to standard baseball cap sizing. The visor is one-size adjustable and fits most head sizes.
No. The Deuce O'Clock Somewhere collection is designed by VolleyBird as an independent tribute to the tournament and its iconic cocktail. VolleyBird is not affiliated with the USTA, the US Open, or Grey Goose.
Yes. Every Darling Collection piece ships in a signature cream box with a hand-tied ribbon. Add a personal gift note at checkout.
Three ways to wear the cocktail hour. Order by August 22 for opening-week delivery.
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