Vintage Tennis Club Shirts
Every town had one: a club with three courts, a vending machine and a committee that met more often than it needed to. Most of them are gone and left nothing behind but a crest on a gate. These designs invent that club and print its merchandise about fifty years late — heraldic shields with crossed racquets and a hop garland, circular roundels reading MEMBERS & GUESTS, EST. dates for years nothing happened. Drawn from scratch, so nothing here trades on a real trademark. Two-colour prints with intentional registration drift, front placement, on soft cotton that suits the era the artwork is borrowing from.
Every town had one: a club with three courts, a vending machine and a committee that met more often than it needed to. Most of them are gone and left nothing behind but a crest on a gate. These designs invent that club and print its merchandise about fifty years late — heraldic shields with crossed racquets and a hop garland, circular roundels reading MEMBERS & GUESTS, EST. dates for years nothing happened. Drawn from scratch, so nothing here trades on a real trademark. Two-colour prints with intentional registration drift, front placement, on soft cotton that suits the era the artwork is borrowing from.
