Brand profile

Sergio Tacchini

Italian sportswear label founded in 1966, known for colour-blocked tennis track tops and terrace-casual style, now owned by South Korea's F&F.

NovaraOrigin
UnisexFocus
Athleisure / SportswearStyle
$$Price

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Sergio Tacchini model seated in a cream and green track suit

What to know about Sergio Tacchini

Named track tops do the work

The catalogue turns on velour and tricot styles like the Dallas, Orion and Damarindo: block colour, contrast taping, plus terry polos, shorts and logo tees.

Court credentials, terrace afterlife

Founded in 1966 by an Italian tennis champion and worn by Sabatini, Sampras and Djokovic, it was later adopted as a UK terrace-casual uniform.

Rebuilt under new Korean ownership

After a 2007 bankruptcy, F&F bought the brand in 2022 for about $63 million; ranges now span tennis, pickleball and a Luxe line, with A$AP Nast and Wavey Garms collaborations.

Known forSweatpants & joggersJackets

How Sergio Tacchini fits

Overall fit

slightly small

Sergio Tacchini generally follows Italian sizing and is commonly reported to come up a little small and short, with a slim retro cut that many shoppers size up in for a comfortable or terrace-casual drape.

Tip: Most people find it safest to take one size up from their usual UK/US size, especially in track tops and tees.

Italian sizingsize upslim retro cutshort in the bodytight on the shoulders

Medium confidence · based on 14 sources

By category

CategoryRunsShapeSize advice
Hoodies & sweatshirtsslightly smallregular, not especially oversizedSize up for layering or a boxier modern silhouette.
Shirts & overshirtsslightly smalltrim terry and pique polo cutConsider one size up if you prefer a looser polo through the chest.
Jacketsruns smallslim retro track-top cut with a fitted chest and shoulderTake one size up on velour and tricot track tops like the Dallas and Orion, or two if you want the baggy terrace look.
T-shirts & graphic teesslightly smallslim to regular, close through chest and sleeveSize up one if you want a relaxed or longer-body fit; stay true to size only if you like a fitted tee.
Trousers & pantstrue to sizestraight to slightly tapered track pantOrder your usual waist size and check the inseam if you are tall or short.

Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.

Sergio Tacchini fit questions

Does Sergio Tacchini run big or small?

Sergio Tacchini fits slightly small. Most people find it safest to take one size up from their usual UK/US size, especially in track tops and tees. Sergio Tacchini generally follows Italian sizing and is commonly reported to come up a little small and short, with a slim retro cut that many shoppers size up in for a comfortable or terrace-casual drape.

How does Sergio Tacchini fit?

Sergio Tacchini generally follows Italian sizing and is commonly reported to come up a little small and short, with a slim retro cut that many shoppers size up in for a comfortable or terrace-casual drape. Overall shape: slim to regular with a short, retro-sportswear cut.

How do Sergio Tacchini hoodies & sweatshirts fit?

Sergio Tacchini hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly small. Size up for layering or a boxier modern silhouette. Shape: regular, not especially oversized.

How do Sergio Tacchini shirts & overshirts fit?

Sergio Tacchini shirts & overshirts fits slightly small. Consider one size up if you prefer a looser polo through the chest. Shape: trim terry and pique polo cut.

How do Sergio Tacchini jackets fit?

Sergio Tacchini jackets runs small. Take one size up on velour and tricot track tops like the Dallas and Orion, or two if you want the baggy terrace look. Shape: slim retro track-top cut with a fitted chest and shoulder.

Brand facts

Sergio Tacchini makes Italian-heritage tennis and casual sportswear: velour and tricot track tops such as the Dallas, Orion and Damarindo, terry polos, shorts and logo tees in block colour with contrast taping. Founded in 1966 by the Italian tennis champion, it dressed Sabatini, Sampras and Djokovic and became a UK terrace-casual staple. After a 2007 bankruptcy, South Korean group F&F bought the brand in July 2022 for roughly $63 million; current ranges cover tennis, pickleball and a Luxe line, plus collaborations with A$AP Nast and Wavey Garms.

Founded
1966
Origin
Novara, Italy
Made in
Italy
Price
$$
Focus
Unisex
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Athleisure / Sportswear, Streetwear, Y2K

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