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The combination of fashion and tennis is legendary. From the early days of tennis clubs full of student style to Andre Agassi’s iconic jean shorts and Serena WilliamsWith tutus, there is a clear connection between fashion and tennis and this connection is growing as more and more brands get involved in the sport.
However, over the past year, that bond has grown even stronger thanks to the film’s popularity. The Challengers, starring Zendaya as a tennis player turned coach, Paris Olympicsand brands like Lacoste and Gucci have added tennis apparel to their rosters. All have pushed the boundaries of what tennis fashion can look like, from Zendaya wearing heels with tennis balls attached to the heels to Gucci collaborating with racket maker Head.
For those looking for a car that is both stylish and high performance tennis wardrobeThere has never been a more perfect combination of brands offering fashionable products. From luxury fashion houses to the biggest sports brands, here are 17 tennis clothing brands serving on the court.
Tory Burch Sports
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Tory Burch’s sportswear line is Zendaya-approved. The actress wore an outfit from Tory Burch Sport in The Challengers press tour this year. But if that wasn’t enough, the collection also features a full range of classic tennis apparel from V-neck sweaters and pleated miniskirts to racket bags—all in the polished style that Tory Burch is known for.
Fila
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Czech tennis player Barbora Krecjikova won the 2024 Wimbledon Championships wearing Fila. The sportswear brand may be better known for its sneakers, but if Krecjikova’s win is any indication, their tennis apparel is aces. Designed with a mix of sport and training in mind, the brand’s dark color palette (with classic navy, of course!) and traditional tennis silhouette make it a go-to choice for both the court and everyday.
Beyond Yoga
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Beyond Yoga’s versatile collection of separates and tennis dresses allows tennis players to create outfits that blend seamlessly with the rest of their wardrobe. Pleated miniskirts, racerback dresses, and cropped tank tops in neutral color palettes make the brand one of the most versatile tennis clothing lines available.
Lululemon
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If you’re a fan of Lululemon’s buttery-soft leggings, the brand’s pleated scrunchies and tennis skirts will also be a staple in your athleisure wardrobe. With a color palette of white, dark green, and navy, the brand’s classic tennis skirt comes with pocketed shorts 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 both performance and fashion. In addition to core tennis dresses and skirts, the brand also offers court-approved overalls and crop tops with less traditional details like ruffles, ruffles, and cutouts.
Gucci
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Gucci has made a big bet on tennis, signing Italian player Jannik Sinner and launching a partnership with racket maker Head. The brand has also launched a tennis line that caters to anyone looking to combine luxury and sport, including monogrammed duffel bags, polo dresses, and headbands in Gucci’s signature red and green stripes.
Nike
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With a history of outfitting some of the best tennis players in history (including Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal), it’s no surprise that Nike continues to be a sought-after brand among fans of the sport. The brand’s on-court kits include everything from abstract print dresses to two-tone top-and-skirt sets, worn by stars like 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 outfits, J. Lindberg sponsors tennis stars like 2023 Wimbledon champion Markéta Vondroušová. The brand’s tennis line is known for its minimalist take on sport staples, including bodysuits, racerback dresses and A-line skirts.
Rowing Jacket
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Known for their polished style, Rowing Blazers is the latest brand to pay tribute to the US Open with the launch of the Arthur Ashe collection, inspired by the legendary American tennis player. The line includes a red-white-and-blue USA-themed jacket and ultra-short shorts, reminiscent of some of Ashe’s iconic on-court looks.
Porter
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Dockers is betting big on the game of tennis with the launch of its Racquet Club line, which ranges from preppy pullovers to relaxed shorts and tapered trousers. The unisex collection steers clear of some tennis staples, a welcome change for those looking for a variety of styles to wear on court.
Yoga Hello
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The athleisure brand is known for its performance and sidewalk essentials, and when it comes to tennis apparel, the trend continues. From minimalist tennis dresses in butter yellow and black to flowy miniskirts paired with cropped jackets, the brand knows how to combine style and sportiness in court-ready fashion.
ABOVE
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Backed by tennis legend Roger Federer, On has become one of the most sought-after tennis brands today, sponsoring four-time French Open champion Iga Swiatek and American newcomer Ben Shelton. Sleek on-court designs, often featuring 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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This classic sportswear brand is a household name in tennis, currently outfitting players like Peyton Stearns and Martha Kostyuk. It also has some of the most diverse tennis gear, from bright pops of color and graphic prints to more understated, classic styles that exude the polished look of the sport’s heritage.
Lacoste
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When a brand is founded by a tennis player, you know its court-ready wardrobe is going to be spot-on. Founded by French tennis player René Lacoste, Lacoste now sponsors athletes like Novak Djokovic and Grigor Dimitrov and tournaments like the Madrid Open. You can always count on Lacoste to have tennis dresses, cardigans, polo shirts, and other staples in a variety of colors and geometric patterns—always with the brand’s classic crocodile logo.
Group Girlfriend
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When it comes to miniskirts, Girlfriend Collective has created some of the most viral products of the past few years. And their line of basic dresses, skirts, biker shorts, and crop tops are on par. Putting performance, comfort, and fit first, the brand’s tennis apparel is also some of the most sizing available, available from XXS to 6XL.
Church
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Staud’s tennis line is exactly what fans have come to expect from the brand: easy-to-wear dresses and skirts that will take anyone from daily errands to afternoon practice. Available in a palette of cream, navy, and green, the line includes mini cardigans, v-neck mini dresses, corsets, and bodysuits.
Sports & Wealth
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Sporty & Rich was founded to embody the classic aesthetic we associate with tennis, so it’s no surprise that the brand’s tennis line is one of the best options on the market when it comes to on-court style. This collection, which combines cozy separates and accessories, is built for those who want to play well and look good.
