Tennis Sweatshirts
Tennis Sweatshirts: what to buy, and what it costs
27 designs on this shelf, from $38.00, in S-2XL on every pick below. Printed to order in the USA, so everything here is in stock rather than sitting in a warehouse. 3-5 business days to print, and 8-12 business days end to end. Flat $4.90 US shipping, free over $50.
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Tennis Pilsner — Vintage Tennis Sweatshirt$38.00In stock, made to order
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Tennis Select — Retro Tennis Sweatshirt$38.00In stock, made to order
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The Volleyer — Retro Tennis Sweatshirt$38.00In stock, made to order
Crewneck sweatshirts for court sports
27 designs on a heavy-blend fleece crewneck with ribbed cuffs and waistband, printed to order in the USA on the front panel only. $38.00 to $42.00 — the narrowest price band anywhere in the range. US shipping is free over $50 and a flat $4.90 under it.
Why a crewneck instead of a hoodie
The crewneck is the quietly correct choice. It is warmer than a tee, carries less bulk than a hoodie, and has no hood to bunch under a jacket collar or catch a bag strap on the way to the car. It layers under a shell without a lump at the back of the neck and it sits flat when you drive, which sounds like a small thing until you have spent forty minutes in one. If you want the hood, the hoodies and warm-ups are the same weight class in the other shape.
Who these are for
Indoor-season players, mostly. The February drive to an indoor court, the hour in a cold gym before anyone is properly warm, and the clubhouse afterwards. Captains and coaches standing courtside for two hours without moving get more use out of a crewneck than out of anything technical. Pickleball open play in an unheated hall is the same brief.
The fabric
Heavy-blend fleece — a cotton face over a poly back. It is warm and structured, and it holds its shape wash after wash rather than going shapeless at the cuff. Like the hoodies, it absorbs sweat rather than wicking it, so treat it as a before-and-after garment rather than something to play in. For playing in, the hot-weather range is the moisture-wicking option.
Fit and sizing
All 27 designs run S to 2XL. The fit is true to size with a straight body, and there is no side or sleeve print to sit awkwardly when you move. Measured chest and length are on each product page. If you intend to wear it over a collared shirt, take the larger of two sizes.
How to choose one
The vintage club crests suit this shape better than any other garment we print. A faded badge on a plain crewneck reads like something that has been in rotation for years, which is exactly the intended effect and is hard to fake on a hoodie. The beer-can series prints at a scale between the tee and the hoodie, big enough to read and small enough to wear to dinner. If you want the artwork for warm weather instead, the tank tops and the tennis t-shirts carry much of the same range.
Printing and turnaround
Printed to order, 3-5 business days in production before it ships, standard US transit after that. Allow about 10-14 days if it is a gift or tied to a fixed date. We ship to the United States only.
When tennis sweatshirts earn their place
The season for these starts the first week the 8 a.m. court is genuinely cold and runs through to spring. A crewneck goes on for the warm-up, comes off two games in, and goes back on the moment you stop moving - which, on a league night running behind schedule, is most of the evening. If you are deciding between this and a hood, the tennis sweatshirt guide walks through fleece weight, shrinkage after washing and how the two layer differently under a shell. Warm-weather months are covered in the hot-weather tennis shirt guide.
Tennis Sweatshirts: what to buy, and what it costs
27 designs on this shelf, from $38.00, in S-2XL on every pick below. Printed to order in the USA, so everything here is in stock rather than sitting in a warehouse. 3-5 business days to print, and 8-12 business days end to end. Flat $4.90 US shipping, free over $50.
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Tennis Pilsner — Vintage Tennis Sweatshirt$38.00In stock, made to order
-
Tennis Select — Retro Tennis Sweatshirt$38.00In stock, made to order
-
The Volleyer — Retro Tennis Sweatshirt$38.00In stock, made to order
Crewneck sweatshirts for court sports
27 designs on a heavy-blend fleece crewneck with ribbed cuffs and waistband, printed to order in the USA on the front panel only. $38.00 to $42.00 — the narrowest price band anywhere in the range. US shipping is free over $50 and a flat $4.90 under it.
Why a crewneck instead of a hoodie
The crewneck is the quietly correct choice. It is warmer than a tee, carries less bulk than a hoodie, and has no hood to bunch under a jacket collar or catch a bag strap on the way to the car. It layers under a shell without a lump at the back of the neck and it sits flat when you drive, which sounds like a small thing until you have spent forty minutes in one. If you want the hood, the hoodies and warm-ups are the same weight class in the other shape.
Who these are for
Indoor-season players, mostly. The February drive to an indoor court, the hour in a cold gym before anyone is properly warm, and the clubhouse afterwards. Captains and coaches standing courtside for two hours without moving get more use out of a crewneck than out of anything technical. Pickleball open play in an unheated hall is the same brief.
The fabric
Heavy-blend fleece — a cotton face over a poly back. It is warm and structured, and it holds its shape wash after wash rather than going shapeless at the cuff. Like the hoodies, it absorbs sweat rather than wicking it, so treat it as a before-and-after garment rather than something to play in. For playing in, the hot-weather range is the moisture-wicking option.
Fit and sizing
All 27 designs run S to 2XL. The fit is true to size with a straight body, and there is no side or sleeve print to sit awkwardly when you move. Measured chest and length are on each product page. If you intend to wear it over a collared shirt, take the larger of two sizes.
How to choose one
The vintage club crests suit this shape better than any other garment we print. A faded badge on a plain crewneck reads like something that has been in rotation for years, which is exactly the intended effect and is hard to fake on a hoodie. The beer-can series prints at a scale between the tee and the hoodie, big enough to read and small enough to wear to dinner. If you want the artwork for warm weather instead, the tank tops and the tennis t-shirts carry much of the same range.
Printing and turnaround
Printed to order, 3-5 business days in production before it ships, standard US transit after that. Allow about 10-14 days if it is a gift or tied to a fixed date. We ship to the United States only.
When tennis sweatshirts earn their place
The season for these starts the first week the 8 a.m. court is genuinely cold and runs through to spring. A crewneck goes on for the warm-up, comes off two games in, and goes back on the moment you stop moving - which, on a league night running behind schedule, is most of the evening. If you are deciding between this and a hood, the tennis sweatshirt guide walks through fleece weight, shrinkage after washing and how the two layer differently under a shell. Warm-weather months are covered in the hot-weather tennis shirt guide.
