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topicnews · August 28, 2024

17 chic tennis clothing brands

17 chic tennis clothing brands

The connection between fashion and tennis is legendary. From the early days of preppy-style racquet clubs to Andre Agassi’s iconic denim shorts and Serena Williams’ tutu dresses, there is a clear relationship between fashion and tennis that is only getting stronger as more and more brands enter the sport.

Last year, however, this connection became even stronger thanks to the popularity of the film Challenger, in which Zendaya went from being a tennis player to a coach, the Paris Olympics, and brands like Lacoste and Gucci adding tennis apparel to their lineup. All of this has pushed the boundaries of what tennis fashion can look like, from Zendaya wearing pumps with a tennis ball on the heel to Gucci’s collaboration with racquet maker Head.

For anyone looking for a stylish yet performance-focused tennis wardrobe, there’s never been such a comprehensive selection of brands delivering trend-setting pieces. From luxury fashion houses to the biggest sports labels, here are 17 tennis clothing brands to serve you on the court.

Tory Burch Sports

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Tory Burch’s sporty line is Zendaya-approved. The actress wore a look from Tory Burch Sport during her challenger press tour this year. But if that’s not enough promotion, the collection is full of classic tenniswear from V-neck sweaters and pleated miniskirts to racquet bags – all with the preppy aesthetic Tory Burch is known for.

Fila

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Czech tennis player Barbora Krecjikova won the 2024 Wimbledon trophy wearing a Fila jersey. The sports brand may be better known for its sneakers, but if Krecjikova’s win is any indication, its tennis apparel is aces. The brand’s dark color palette (including classic navy blue, of course!) and traditional tennis silhouettes are a mix of sport and preppy, making them a popular choice for both the court and everyday wear.

Beyond Yoga

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Beyond Yoga’s selection of versatile separates and tennis dresses allows female tennis players to get pieces that blend seamlessly with the rest of their wardrobe. Pleated miniskirts, racerback dresses and cropped tank tops in a neutral color palette make the brand one of the most versatile ranges of tennis clothing on the market.

Lululemon

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If you’re a fan of Lululemon’s buttery-soft leggings, the brand’s pleated skorts and tennis dresses will also be a highlight in your sports wardrobe. The brand’s take on classic tennis dresses comes predominantly in white, dark green and navy and features shorts with pockets and built-in cup support.

FP movement

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FP Movement sponsors tennis stars like Sloane Stephens and Danielle Collins, so it’s no surprise that their tennis gear is equally performance-focused and fashionable. In addition to classic tennis dresses and skirts, the brand also offers court-ready one-pieces and crop tops with less traditional details like smocking, ruffles and cut-outs.

Gucci

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Gucci has bet big on tennis, signing Italian tennis player Jannik Sinner and collaborating with racket manufacturer Head. The brand has also launched a tennis collection for anyone who wants to combine luxury and sport, including monogrammed travel bags, polo dresses and headbands with Gucci’s signature red and green stripes.

Nike

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With Nike having dressed some of the greatest tennis players of all time in the past (including Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal), it’s no wonder the brand remains in demand among fans of the sport. The brand’s on-court gear includes everything from abstract-print dresses to two-tone top-and-skirt sets that have been worn by stars such as four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka, two-time Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka and 2024 Olympic gold medalist Qinwen Zheng.

J. Lindberg

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Known for its geometric prints and all-white ensembles, J. Lindberg sponsors tennis stars such as 2023 Wimbledon champion Markéta Vondroušová. Its tennis collection is known for its minimalist take on the sport’s staples, including skintight jackets, racerback dresses and A-line skirts.

Rowing blazer

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Known for its preppy aesthetic, Rowing Blazers is the latest brand to honor the US Open with the release of the Arthur Ashe collection, inspired by the legendary American tennis player. The collection includes red, white and blue USA-themed jackets and ultra-short shorts reminiscent of some of Ashe’s iconic tennis looks.

Dock worker

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Dockers is banking on tennis with the launch of its Racquet Club line, which ranges from preppy sweaters to relaxed-fit shorts and tapered pants. The unisex collection dispenses with some of the most important tennis staples, a nice change of pace for those looking for a variety of styles for the court.

Yoga classes

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The athleisure brand is known for its performance and everyday essentials. And when it comes to tenniswear, the trend continues. From minimalist tennis dresses in butter yellow and black to ruffled miniskirts with matching cropped jackets, the brand knows exactly how to combine style and athleticism in fashionable, court-ready looks.

To

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With the support of legendary tennis player Roger Federer, On has become one of the hottest tennis brands, sponsoring four-time French Open champion Iga Swiatek and American newcomer Ben Shelton. The elegant on-court designs, which often include ombre details, as well as a wide range of accessories make the brand a must-have for fans and players alike.

Wilson

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The classic sports brand is a resounding name in tennis, currently sponsoring the outfits of players such as Peyton Stearns and Martha Kostyuk. It’s also a store that offers one of the most extensive selections in tennis, from vibrant pops of color and graphic prints to more understated and classic styles that exude the sport’s traditional preppy look.

Lacoste

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When a brand was founded by a tennis player, you know the range of court-ready clothing is spot on. Founded by French tennis player René Lacoste, Lacoste currently sponsors athletes such as Novak Djokovic and Grigor Dimitrov, as well as tournaments such as the Madrid Open. You can always count on Lacoste to offer tennis dresses, cardigans, polo shirts and other essentials in bright colors and geometric patterns – always with the classic crocodile logo.

Girlfriend Collective

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When it comes to skorts, Girlfriend Collective has created one of the most viral pieces in recent years. And their range of solid-coloured dresses, skirts, biker shorts and simple crop tops are no slouch. With performance, comfort and fit being their top priorities, the brand’s tennis clothing is also some of the most size-inclusive on the market, available from XXS to 6XL.

Permafrost

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Staud’s tennis collection is exactly what fans expect from the brand: comfortable separates and flirty skirts that will take anyone from daily errands to afternoon practice. Available in cream, navy and green, the collection includes cropped cardigans, V-neck mini dresses, corset tops and unitards.

Sporty & Rich

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Sporty & Rich was founded to exude the same old-school aesthetic we associate with tennis, so it’s no surprise that the tennis collection is one of the best bets on the market when it comes to on-court style. A mix of comfortable separates and accessories, the collection is aimed at people who want to play well and look good.

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