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Men's Tennis Apparel

Every design here started as a joke that got out of hand. 108 tees, printed to order in the USA — 76 with tennis designs and 32 with pickleball, across 76 distinct designs. From $25.95.

What is actually on this shelf

Tees, and only tees — 33 of them in a women's cut, the rest unisex. Tanks, hoodies, sweatshirts and long sleeves are on their own shelves. If you play both sports the graphic picks the game, not the garment — the blanks are the same.

The fabric, honestly

23 of these 108 tees are printed on the A4 N3142 — a 100% polyester, UPF-rated performance blank that moves sweat to the surface rather than holding it. The rest are not on that blank, and each product page states its own fabric. We would rather you knew which shirt you were buying than read the same sentence on all of them.

Fit and sizing

True to size. Prefer a looser feel? Go one size up. Every product page carries the measured size chart for that blank rather than a single store-wide table.

Shipping

Made to order: 3-5 business days of production plus transit, 8-12 business days in total. Free US shipping over $50, $4.90 flat below it. We ship to the United States only.

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Men's Tennis Apparel: Common Questions

What's in the men's tennis collection?

Tees — 108 of them, and nothing else. Tennis designs and pickleball designs, unisex and women's cuts, all printed to order in the USA. Tanks, hoodies, sweatshirts and long sleeves are on their own shelves. Some of these are printed on the A4 N3142 performance blank, which is 100% polyester and UPF-rated; the rest are not, and each product page states its own fabric.

How do the men's shirts fit?

True to size with an athletic cut: skimming through the chest, tapered through the torso, shoulder seams on the bone. Prefer a relaxed feel? Go one size up — the fabric drapes well either way.

Are these shirts okay for club and league play?

At public facilities and most leagues, yes — these are recognized tennis attire. Some private clubs require a collar, and we do not make a collared shirt, so check your facility's rule before an away match.

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Every design here started as a joke that got out of hand. 108 tees, printed to order in the USA — 76 with tennis designs and 32 with pickleball, across 76 distinct designs. From $25.95.

What is actually on this shelf

Tees, and only tees — 33 of them in a women's cut, the rest unisex. Tanks, hoodies, sweatshirts and long sleeves are on their own shelves. If you play both sports the graphic picks the game, not the garment — the blanks are the same.

The fabric, honestly

23 of these 108 tees are printed on the A4 N3142 — a 100% polyester, UPF-rated performance blank that moves sweat to the surface rather than holding it. The rest are not on that blank, and each product page states its own fabric. We would rather you knew which shirt you were buying than read the same sentence on all of them.

Fit and sizing

True to size. Prefer a looser feel? Go one size up. Every product page carries the measured size chart for that blank rather than a single store-wide table.

Shipping

Made to order: 3-5 business days of production plus transit, 8-12 business days in total. Free US shipping over $50, $4.90 flat below it. We ship to the United States only.

More from this collection

Men's Tennis Apparel: Common Questions

What's in the men's tennis collection?

Tees — 108 of them, and nothing else. Tennis designs and pickleball designs, unisex and women's cuts, all printed to order in the USA. Tanks, hoodies, sweatshirts and long sleeves are on their own shelves. Some of these are printed on the A4 N3142 performance blank, which is 100% polyester and UPF-rated; the rest are not, and each product page states its own fabric.

How do the men's shirts fit?

True to size with an athletic cut: skimming through the chest, tapered through the torso, shoulder seams on the bone. Prefer a relaxed feel? Go one size up — the fabric drapes well either way.

Are these shirts okay for club and league play?

At public facilities and most leagues, yes — these are recognized tennis attire. Some private clubs require a collar, and we do not make a collared shirt, so check your facility's rule before an away match.