Hopping on the pickleball bandwagon? 8 outfit tips to look stylish on the court
8 style tips to choose the right pickleball outfit:
Go for lightweight, breathable fabrics
You'll be moving a lot, so moisture-wicking activewear is your OG. Think airy tank tops, performance tees, and anything that lets you breathe and bend. Skorts are the new shorts
The hybrid of a skirt and shorts? Perfect. Stylish, sporty, and movement-friendly. Plus, built-in shorts mean no mid-match wardrobe malfunctions. Tank tops and racerbacks rule
Sleeveless styles give your arms freedom to serve and smash. Bonus: they double up as brunch tops when layered right. Opt for court shoes with grip
Pickleball needs lateral movement, so running shoes won't cut it. Choose court-specific shoes with non-marking soles and ankle support. Hats and visors = instant athleisure points
Shield your face from the sun and look like a pro while doing it. Pair with a sleek ponytail or messy bun for full sporty spice effect. Pickleball fashion loves pops of colour
Pastels, neons, and retro colour blocks are trending hard. Ditch the all-black gym gear; this sport wants you to stand out. Sunglasses and SPF: don't skip the essentials
Functional AND fabulous. A pair of wrap-around shades gives you the cool factor. And sunscreen? Always. No one likes a sunburnt serve. Layer smart for on and off the court
Throw on a zip-up jacket or oversized hoodie for warmups or post-game hangs. It takes you from sporty to street in one zip.
Pickleball might be casual, but your outfit doesn't have to be. It's the perfect excuse to bring back sporty chic with a bit of attitude. So get your outfit game on point, tie up those laces, and show up to the court serving looks and forehands.
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