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Racket textile in private sale

Private sales of racket sports clothing bring together the outfits for tennis, padel, and table tennis players: Mouratoglou polos and shirts, Tecnifibre, Asics, Lacoste, Joma, and Yonex, Wilson dresses and Tecnifibre, Asics, Erima, and Joma skirts, Head, adidas, Tecnifibre, Donic, and Cuera shorts, and kids' outfits from Tecnifibre and Donic. Technical fabrics to keep you dry while you play.

Dress for the court at a reduced price.

From polo shirts to technical jerseys

In tennis, the polo owes a lot to René Lacoste. Nicknamed the crocodile, the French champion played in a short-sleeved shirt made of cotton piqué, which was more breathable than the long-sleeved shirts of his time, before founding his brand in 1933 around this emblem. The Lacoste Sport shirt keeps the spirit in a technical fabric. The Asics Match and Court polos, Joma Hobby, or Yonex Team continue the button-down collar, while the Tecnifibre Team Mesh, featuring mesh inserts, ventilates the back during long rallies. The jersey with a round neck, like the Tecnifibre Tfight, which is lighter, has become popular on both tennis and padel courts.

By product type

The textile selection is organised by type:

The private sales for racket sports also include shoes, rackets, bags, on the racket sports page.

Dress, skirt or shorts two-in-one: the players' outfit

Players can choose from three styles. The skirt, like the Asics Court, Erima Performance or Joma Open, features an integrated or separate shorts underneath for holding the second service ball. The dress, like those from Wilson and Tecnifibre, in one piece, avoids adjusting top and bottom between points; the Wilson non-lined dress prioritises lightness in warm weather. The two-in-one shorts Asics Court combines loose shorts and an inner brief for those who prefer playing without a skirt. In padel, these styles are also present, with the same requirement for freedom of movement in the low splits towards the glass.

Tennis and padel shorts: pockets and stretch

The shorts for tennis are recognised by their deep pockets, designed to hold the second ball during the first serve. The Tecnifibre Team Stretch, in stretch fabric, allows for freedom of movement during splits and sprints; the Head Club and Easy Court focus on a lightweight fabric that dries quickly. The Asics Match shorts favour a short length, with a seven-inch inseam, to free the stride, and the adidas Ergo is based on a cut designed for movement. In padel, the Cuera Globe adopts these codes for lateral movements on synthetic grass. The kids' shorts Tecnifibre Team Stretch have the adult cut in junior sizes.

Table tennis: official jersey and shorts

In table tennis, the attire follows the regulations of the international federation: the main colour of the jersey and shorts or skirt must be clearly different from that of the ball, either white or orange, so the opponent can track its trajectory. In team competitions, players from opposing teams also wear jerseys of sufficiently different colours to be distinguished. The Donic jerseys, like the Cream or the Nexis in children’s sizes, made from lightweight technical fabric, leave the arms free for quick shots near the table, and the Donic Basic shorts complete the outfit. The private sale format, limited in time, is suitable for renewing a club outfit before the season starts again.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a mandatory outfit for tennis?

Most clubs accept any sportswear suitable for play. Some tournaments are stricter: the rules for Wimbledon require almost entirely white clothing, from the jersey to the socks.

How to choose the size of a kids' tennis outfit?

Choose based on the child's height in centimetres rather than their age, and take a size up if they are growing quickly. The garment should allow freedom of movement for serving without billowing around the body.

What outfit for playing padel in hot weather?

A t-shirt and shorts or a skirt made of lightweight and breathable fabric, with mesh areas for ventilation. Light colours help limit heat in full sunlight, on courts often surrounded by glass.

How to wash a technical tennis polo?

Wash it at thirty degrees, inside out, without fabric softener which clogs the fibres and reduces moisture wicking. Air dry it: it dries in a few hours and retains its shape without ironing.

What does the Mouratoglou brand offer?

Mouratoglou is the tennis brand connected to the academy founded in 1996 by coach Patrick Mouratoglou in Biot, near Sophia Antipolis. It offers polos, jerseys and outfits designed for intensive training.