Custom Tennis Apparel, Made For Long Rallies.
Skorts, dresses, polos and shorts for clubs, academies and tennis brands, designed around the real movements of the game: the serve reach, the split-step, and a spare ball tucked away without a bulge.
What We Make.
Tennis Skorts & Skirts
Pleated, flared or A-line outers over fitted inner shorts, with ball-holding pockets and a leg grip that stops ride-up.
Tennis Dresses
Racerback or round-neck dresses with a built-in short, cut with enough stretch through the shoulders for an overhead serve.
Club Polos & Performance Tees
Short-sleeved and sleeveless tops in a soft wicking knit, with club crests embroidered or printed.
Tennis Shorts
Mid-length shorts with deep pockets sized for a ball and an elastic-and-drawcord waist.
Warm-Up Jackets & Sweaters
Zip jackets and light layers for court-side, matched to the playing kit.
What To Know Before You Order.
Movement-Led Pattern Making
Tennis shoulders and hips move through a bigger range than most field sports, so armholes are cut higher and shaped to stop the hem lifting when the arm goes overhead. Skort inners are cut with a gusset so the short stays where it started after a long match.
Fabrics For Heat And Sweat
We pick lightweight polyester or polyester-elastane knits that dry fast, with micro-perforated panels at the back for airflow if your climate calls for it. For outers on skirts, a soft woven stretch holds pleats better than jersey. Weights are set from your spec.
Decoration On Light Colours
Sublimation on white or pastel bases gives sharp edge-to-edge colour with no feel on the skin. For a single crest, embroidery or heat transfer works well. Check your colour-fastness expectations on a sample, because deep sublimated reds and blues next to white need careful processing.
Prepare Before Ordering
Send a reference garment or a tech pack, your sizing split and any pocket positions. Common errors are skipping the inner-short length and forgetting to mention left- or right-handed sleeve placement for sponsor patches. See our samples page for how we confirm a fit.
Common Questions.
Can the skort have a ball pocket that really holds a ball?
Yes, the pocket is cut as a structured sleeve in the inner short, with an elasticated opening, and sized to a standard tennis ball. Tell us whether you want one or two, and we will confirm the position in the sample.
Do you make all-white tennis kit?
We can, in the shade you specify. Because many clubs and events run their own colour rules, please check your club's or tournament's dress code first. We build to your approved spec and cannot confirm what a given event will permit.
What stops the inner short riding up?
A wide hem with an elastic grip or a bonded hem, chosen from your spec. A sample is the quickest way to judge it on a real player moving through lunges.
Can we print player names on the back of polos?
Yes. Names and numbers can be sublimated into the shirt or heat-transferred after it is made, which suits academies that add players mid-season.
What are the order quantities and timings?
Bulk starts at 20 pieces per design and samples have no minimum. Expect about 8–10 days for a sample and about ~18 days for bulk after approval.
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