Tennis Tournament Shirts
Tennis tournament shirts you can actually play a match in. 41 garments across 16 designs, from $26.95, printed to order in the United States.
A tournament day is not a league night. You are on court early, you may play twice, and you are among people who do not know you yet. What you wear is the first thing anyone reads about you, and it has to survive a second match.
Everything on this shelf is cut for a full day of play rather than a single set. Check your tournament's own dress code before you pack — some sanctioned events restrict what can appear on a shirt, and the rules differ by event and by section.
What is on this shelf
There are 20 tees, 7 tanks, 7 hoodies and 7 sweatshirts. There are also 6 stickers and accessories. Every piece is made to order, so nothing here is sitting in a warehouse waiting to be discounted.
Shipping and delivery
Free US shipping on orders $50 or more; $4.90 flat below that. Orders are produced in 3-5 business days and delivered in 8-12 business days in total, so order about two weeks before the match or team night you want it for. We ship to the United States only.
Where to go next
- Tennis league shirts — the full USTA league range, tees through hoodies
- The USTA league hub — how the leagues, ratings and seasons fit together
- USTA league dress code — what is and is not allowed on court
- Captain's toolkit — lineups, rosters and the jobs nobody warns you about
Match day has a different tone than league night and these designs match it. The victory badge — a silhouetted player, both arms up, racquet aloft, set in a worn circular crest — is the centrepiece: an involuntary gesture nobody practises and everybody makes, treated like a monument. Around it sit the scoreboard lines and the club crests, which read as confident rather than jokey. Nothing here is loud enough to be poor sportsmanship and all of it is specific enough to mean something to another player. Soft cotton, front placement, true to size.
Tennis tournament shirts you can actually play a match in. 41 garments across 16 designs, from $26.95, printed to order in the United States.
A tournament day is not a league night. You are on court early, you may play twice, and you are among people who do not know you yet. What you wear is the first thing anyone reads about you, and it has to survive a second match.
Everything on this shelf is cut for a full day of play rather than a single set. Check your tournament's own dress code before you pack — some sanctioned events restrict what can appear on a shirt, and the rules differ by event and by section.
What is on this shelf
There are 20 tees, 7 tanks, 7 hoodies and 7 sweatshirts. There are also 6 stickers and accessories. Every piece is made to order, so nothing here is sitting in a warehouse waiting to be discounted.
Shipping and delivery
Free US shipping on orders $50 or more; $4.90 flat below that. Orders are produced in 3-5 business days and delivered in 8-12 business days in total, so order about two weeks before the match or team night you want it for. We ship to the United States only.
Where to go next
- Tennis league shirts — the full USTA league range, tees through hoodies
- The USTA league hub — how the leagues, ratings and seasons fit together
- USTA league dress code — what is and is not allowed on court
- Captain's toolkit — lineups, rosters and the jobs nobody warns you about
Match day has a different tone than league night and these designs match it. The victory badge — a silhouetted player, both arms up, racquet aloft, set in a worn circular crest — is the centrepiece: an involuntary gesture nobody practises and everybody makes, treated like a monument. Around it sit the scoreboard lines and the club crests, which read as confident rather than jokey. Nothing here is loud enough to be poor sportsmanship and all of it is specific enough to mean something to another player. Soft cotton, front placement, true to size.