Step onto the court with a collection that merges athleticism with elevated street style, where classic tennis aesthetics meet modern flair. Featured brands focus on vibrant colors, lightweight materials, and tailored silhouettes that encourage freedom of movement without compromising on style. Whether you’re smashing aces or catching up with friends at brunch, these pieces are designed to transition seamlessly from the court to casual outings while offering a comfortable fit.
Brands like Paterson Tennis and Palmes Tennis embody this chic sport-inspired ethos, blending craftsmanship with a fresh, contemporary attitude. Ellesse Tennis and Sigrun Tennis also capture that perfect balance of heritage and innovation, appealing to those who appreciate both form and function in their wardrobe. Dive into our curated list and discover the perfect pieces that will elevate your athletic style while ensuring you look effortlessly put together.
Paterson combines the love of skateboarding with the culture of tennis. While the brand pays homage to tennis, it doesn’t offer too many on the court. Expect to find some great warm up and off-the-court pieces!
Atop our list is Palmes, a new menswear brand with deep roots in tennis culture, providing contemporary pieces on and off the court. You’ll find on court shorts and shirts along with a full collection of tasteful off-the-court wear including tote bags, button-ups and knitwear.
This Italian brand has been around since the 50s but stands out as distinct for the old competitors, especially for North Americans. Expect a wide range of on-court options for me and woman, it all the colours of the rainbow.
Sigrun offers a beautiful collection of contemporary on-court pieces in a wide variety of colours. Sigrun also is the most sustainable tennis brand for men on our list.
Lululemon is a Canadian athletic apparel company known for it's focus on high-quality performance fabrics and technical designs. The brand is famous for its popular athletic wear and has become a staple among fitness enthusiasts.
Adsum (which means “here” in Latin) has been developing a contemporary wardrobe of menswear classics since 2015. Their pieces are inspired by urban and rural life in the American Northeast and stand out in a low-key way. For an technically sophisticated and laidback brand, look no further than Adsum.
Only NY, founded in 2007, has created a fun-loving and community-based NYC streetwear and skate brand. Their graphic-based approach to design brings forth the pulse of NYC in a colorful way. You'll find a wide range of street, sport, and outdoor apparel and accessories. Discover more brands like Only NY here.
Alltimers is a New-York based streetwear company that is a mix of skate culture and sheer fun. From skateboard decks to hoodies expect illustrative designs that will put a smile on your face.
Originally founded as a skate team in 2010, Palace has grown into a fully-fledged skateboarding crew and streetwear phenomenon. With highly anticipated drops, you'll find a wealth of references into their designs that celebrate broader elements of British culture and 90s streetwear fashion.
Adidas is German sportswear company founded in 1949, that offers a wide range of products including footwear, clothing, and accessories. Known for its iconic "stripes" logo, and for its collaboration with designers and fashion icons. You already know.
Boast is one of our favorite direct alternatives to Nike and Adidas tennis as they provide a wide selection of premium, on-court options. Though they’ve been around since ‘73, the brand has made a strong push with fashionable on and off-court options.
Every brand in our lists earns a Similarity Score, showing how closely it aligns with the featured label. We evaluate each through four core pillars outside of certain intangible traits:
• Style (40–50%): overall aesthetic and silhouette
• Fit (20–30%): tailoring, proportion, and ease
• Color (10–20%): tone and palette choices
• Price (10–20%): accessibility and value
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