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Want the Sergio Tacchini look for less? These 7 brands match closely on style, silhouette and category while sitting at a lower price tier — ranked by overall similarity.
Italian sportswear brand from 1959, known for retro tennis and ski styling; owned by the UK's Pentland Group since 1987.
Why it's similar. Retro tennis track tops and polos with a bold logo, from the same Italian tennis-to-terrace lineage, often worn as a matching tracksuit.
What changes. More mass-market fashion styling, and a ski archive sits alongside the tennis pieces.
Italian-founded, Korean-owned sportswear brand known for retro tennis styling, bold logos and chunky sneakers like the Disruptor II.
Why it's similar. Italian tennis-heritage track tops and polos drawn from a Borg-era court archive, bought for the same casual look.
What changes. More logo-led, and the range leans heavily on chunky sneakers.
Italian sportswear brand under BasicNet, known for its back-to-back Omini logo, 222 Banda logo-tape tracksuits and football kit heritage.
Why it's similar. Logo-tape track jackets and matching track pants: an Italian tracksuit for the same terrace-casual wardrobe.
What changes. Football logo-tape codes rather than tennis velour, and louder overall.
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French sport-heritage brand from 1882 known for its rooster logo, retro tracksuits, court sneakers and national team kits.
Why it's similar. Retro French tennis and football track tops with striped sleeves and a rooster badge.
What changes. French football-club heritage counts as much as tennis here.
British football brand founded in 1924, known for its double-diamond logo, replica kits and Drill tops, now run through licensees under Iconix.
Why it's similar. Football drill tops and track pieces, worn the same terrace-casual way as tennis track tops.
What changes. Football rather than tennis, so the heritage comes from the pitch, not the court.
Danish 1923 sportswear brand known for chevron-striped football and handball kits, archive tracksuits and the HIVE sneaker line.
Why it's similar. Archive tracksuits and chevron-striped football kits give the same retro block-colour sportswear look worn as a matching set.
What changes. Roots are Danish football and handball, not tennis courts.
Italian sportswear label founded in 1973, known for football boots and heritage tennis sneakers; trademarks owned by WHP Global since 2021.
Why it's similar. Shares an Italian tennis and football heritage, with retro court sneakers that suit the same casual sportswear wardrobe.
What changes. Known for footwear and football boots, not velour or tricot track tops.
Ellesse Tennis, Fila, Kappa lead our ranking. Want the Sergio Tacchini look for less? These 7 brands match closely on style, silhouette and category while sitting at a lower price tier — ranked by overall similarity.