Tennis dresses and skirts
Our selection of Tennis Dresses and Skirts brings together outfits for female players: Wilson dresses, Tecnifibre Tech, Asics Game, Spiro and adidas Club for girls, adidas Match and Climacool Ergo skirts, Asics Court, Nike Dri-Fit Club long, Joma Open, Mizuno Team Hex, and Erima Performance.
The elegance of tennis, with complete freedom.
A tennis tradition
The dresses and skirts are inseparable from the history of women's tennis. From the long white dresses of the pioneers to Suzanne Lenglen's pleated skirt in the 1920s, which caused a scandal by revealing her calves, the players' outfits have always blended elegance and freedom of movement. Today, tennis dresses and skirts are made from technical, lightweight and breathable fabrics that follow every movement.
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Skirt with integrated shorts
Most tennis skirts, like the adidas Match, Asics Court or Joma Open, feature an integrated short or tight, often equipped with a pocket to hold a second service ball: this allows for running, bending and jumping freely. Pleated or flared skirts move with you, while straight skirts offer a more understated look. The long Nike Dri-Fit Club skirt covers more of the thighs.
The tennis dress
The dresses, such as the Wilson, the Tecnifibre Tech from the French tennis brand, or the Asics Game, provide a complete outfit in one piece, often with an integrated bra and matching shorts. The Spiro dress and the adidas Club dress for girls complete the range. You choose your size according to your body shape, with a cut that doesn't restrict the shoulders when serving. Wash your outfit at thirty degrees, without fabric softener.
Good deals
Good bargains can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearances, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and sent out within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a steady order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the year-end holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back-to-school.
Frequently asked questions
Dress or tennis skirt, what to choose?
The dress provides a single-piece outfit, elegant and without adjustment during the match. The skirt can be freely combined with a tank top or t-shirt, allowing for outfit variation and adaptation to the weather.
What is the purpose of the shorts under a tennis skirt?
They allow for unrestricted movement, bending and running comfortably, and often serve as a pocket to keep a ball before the second service. Most technical skirts are equipped with them nowadays.
Short or long skirt: how to choose?
The short skirt completely frees the legs for quick movements during the match. A longer cut, like the Nike Dri-Fit Club long version, offers more coverage and reassures those looking for more comfort.
What material to choose for playing tennis in hot weather?
Choose a lightweight and breathable technical fabric that wicks away sweat and dries quickly, with some elasticity to support movements. These materials prevent the feeling of sticky fabric during long rallies.
Who popularised the pleated skirt in tennis?
Suzanne Lenglen, in the 1920s, played in a pleated skirt that revealed her calves and caused a scandal. She paved the way for more relaxed outfits, combining elegance with ease of movement.
