Tennis season is in full swing, and our very own Australian Open set to begin this Sunday, January 12.
Whether you’re heading down to Rod Laver Arena or watching from the comfort of your couch, it’s not to late to add a touch of sportiness to your wardrobe.
Thanks to the ‘tenniscore’ trend which sent athleisure flying off the shelves last year, shoppers are still racing to get their hands on tennis-inspired apparel, from chunky polo knits to pleated skorts.
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Whether an all-white Wimbledon look is your thing, or if you’re on the hunt for a new pair of kicks, we’ve rounded up the hottest drops across fashion and lifestyle, for every tennis pro and spectator.
Sportscraft
Known for preppy pieces like polo shirts and maxi skirts, Aussie brand Sportscraft launched the Club Sport collection just in time for the first Grand Slam to begin.
From tennis dresses to sports caps, we’ve got on eye on the Elka Cable V-Neck Vest ($199.99). Made from soft cotton, it’s perfect for pairing with denim.
July x AO
Serving up the best suitcases all year round, July has teamed up with the Australian Open to create a limited edition Carry On Luggage ($465) with a detachable tennis racquet sleeve.
This world-first case has limited availability and is set to sell out quickly — so be sure to get in quick.
Forever New
Get ready for a day of spectating in Forever New’s Lindsey Linen Tennis Dress ($189.99).
Light and breezy thanks to the linen material, this relaxed maxi dress is ideal for pairing with sandals and sunnies for a day spent watching in the sun.
Under Armour
Ready to pick up the racquet? Do it in style with the SportSkort Mini Pleated ($90). Perfect for both on and off the court, add a tee or tank and chuck a knit over your shoulders.
As for shoes, switch between chunky sneakers and slides, depending on where you’re heading.
KeepCup
There’s many ways to embrace the tenniscore trend this summer. To stay hydrated, KeepCup has you covered with the new Ace Range. There’s a stellar line up of reusable small and large drink cups.
Sip on a Brew Cork Ace Cup ($35.95), made from recycled cork and tennis balls collected from courts around Europe, to really stand out from the crowd.
New Balance x AO
There’s nothing like having all the gear so why not treat yourself to the official tournament merch. New Balance is the Official Perfomance Apparel and Footwear partner for the AO, and there’s plenty of statement tees, jackets and shorts to choose from.
We’ve got our eye on the Australian Open French Terry Polo ($150) which is a great weekend essential when the temperature cools.
Roger Federer x JWA
Tennis legend Roger Federer has joined forces with JWA for a second tennis-inspired collection at Uniqlo.
With plenty of boxy shapes and raglan sleeves, many of the pieces are made using Uniqlo’s DRY-EX technology, which is moisture-wicking and keeps you feeling fresh. Try the Roger Federer by JW Anderson DRY-EX Polo Shirt ($39.90) for your next workout sesh.
Volley
Established in 1939, Volley has been a long-time player when it comes to tennis shoes and apparel.
No longer just for the court, the Court Classics Baseline ($129.99) are made from premium cotton and gum-rubber. Ideal for work, weekend and beyond, the hardest thing you’ll have to do is decide between which colour and style you prefer.
Glassons
Take on the all-white dress code with one of our favourite (and affordable) fashion brands.
Each year Glassons produces a range of high-quality linen pieces, and this season’s drop may be the best yet. From maxi skirts to tailored pants, we’re adding the white Linen Blend Puff Sleeve Button Top ( $49.99) to our carts immediately.
