Tennis bras

A moderately high-impact sport

Tennis involves quick movements, sprints, sudden stops, and large over-the-head gestures like serving and smashing. It’s a sport with medium to high impact, which requires a sports bra that provides good support for the bust while allowing total freedom for the shoulders and arms. A suitable bra prevents pain and discomfort during long rallies and multi-set matches.

The rest of the clothing

Tennis clothing also comes in:

• Dresses and Skirts.
• T-shirts and Polos.
• Shorts.
• Baselayers.
• Sweatshirts.
• Jackets and Tracksuits.
• Socks.

All the clothing is gathered on the clothing page.

Choosing your model

The racerback style, with straps that meet between the shoulder blades, frees up the shoulders for serving and stays in place well. The crossback distributes tension and adds a bit of style, visible under a tank top. A wide under-bust band ensures support. Some tennis bras have a small pocket to hold a second serve ball. Colourful models can be worn alone during training in hot weather.

Size and care

Choose your bra carefully: it should support without compressing and not ride up when you raise your arms to serve. Breathable fabrics and quick-drying materials wick away sweat during matches in the sun. Flat seams prevent irritation. Wash it at thirty degrees, in a mesh bag, without fabric softener, and air dry. Replace it as soon as it loses its elasticity.

Good deals

Great deals can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The key events of the year follow a steady order: Black Friday in late autumn, year-end holidays, winter sales, French Days in spring, then summer sales and back-to-school season.

Frequently asked questions

What support should I choose for a tennis bra?

Tennis is a medium to high-impact sport: medium support suits small busts, while strong support is needed for others, to limit movement during sprints, serves, and smashes.

Why do some tennis bras have a pocket?

A small pocket on the back or side holds a second serve ball when the skirt or shorts don’t have one. It holds the ball without hindering movement or running.

Should I wear a sports bra or a regular bra for playing tennis?

A regular bra isn't designed for sprints and large overhead movements. A sports bra, made from technical fabric, gives better support for the bust, wicks away sweat, and doesn’t rub.

Can I wear a bra alone on the court?

In hot weather, some players wear it alone for training. In clubs and tournaments, it is usually worn under a t-shirt, tank top, or dress, depending on the dress code.

How do you wash a sports bra?

Wash it at thirty degrees, in a mesh bag, without fabric softener, which affects elasticity and moisture wicking. Air dry it and never put it in the tumble dryer, which stretches the fibres.