Brand profile

Boast Tennis

American tennis and squash label from 1973, revived under new ownership in 2024, known for its maple leaf logo and preppy court apparel.

ConnecticutOrigin

UnisexFocus

Athleisure / SportswearStyle

$$Price

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What to know about Boast Tennis

A 1973 court label, restarted

Founded in 1973 by All-American collegiate squash and tennis players, the brand went dormant before footwear veteran Matthew Feuer relaunched it in August 2024.

Maple leaf, not alligator

Its marker is a Japanese maple leaf logo and a country-club look with a wry edge, familiar to anyone who has seen Risky Business.

Polos and shorts, two fabrics

The core is court shorts and polos in both pima cotton and performance knits, with tees, hats and swim shorts, plus a women's tennis line for 2025-26.

Known forTopsShorts

StyleAthleisure / Sportswear Urban prep / Ivy Minimalist / Contemporary

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82% match

Palmes

$$Off-court tennis styleCopenhagen, Denmark

Court-rooted wardrobe with a Scandi art-school edge

What changes: European fashion pricing and less country-club logo prep

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79% match

The Courts

$$Club teesBorrego Springs, United States

Vintage racquet-club graphics from a real tennis club

What changes: Merch-scale capsule, not a full apparel range

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75% match

Sigrun Tennis

$$Performance tennisNew York City, United States

Modern minimalist take on premium racquet apparel

What changes: Sustainability-led and quieter, no retro logo nostalgia

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72% match

Rhoback

$$Performance polosCharlottesville, United States

Louder printed performance polos for the same club crowd

What changes: Activewear-first technical fabrics over pima heritage prep

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Brand facts

Boast is an American racquet-sports label founded in 1973 by All-American collegiate squash and tennis players, known for its Japanese maple leaf logo and preppy, slightly irreverent country-club aesthetic worn on screen in Risky Business. Footwear industry veteran Matthew Feuer bought the dormant brand and relaunched it in August 2024. The range covers pima cotton and performance polos, court shorts, tees, hats and swim shorts, plus a 2025-26 women's tennis line and a collaboration with Mecum Auctions.

Founded: 1973
Origin: Connecticut, United States
Made in: USA
Price: $$
Focus: Unisex
Facts checked: August 2026
Styles: Athleisure / Sportswear, Urban prep / Ivy, Minimalist / Contemporary

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