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Lululemon introduces (Australian) Summer '23 tennis collection

The brand's Tour ambassadors will be taking the court Down Under in the new styles worn by Leylah Fernandez and Jack Sock.

ByBaseline Staff

Published Jan 18, 2023

WATCH: Fernandez partnered with lululemon, a Canadian brand, at the start of 2022.

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This January, lululemon is releasing a tennis-specific line of men's and women's clothing that bring the brand's combination of style and performance to the court. Featuring sweat-wicking, quick-drying fabrics and well-ventilated designs, the apparel is constructed to optimize performance even as temperatures rise.

The engineered four-way stretch styles provide weightless coverage and allow for full freedom of movement. A minimal and clean aesthetic juxtaposed with vintage tennis cues gives the collection a bold and beautiful feel for on and off the court. Here's a look at some of the pieces.

Leylah Fernandez wears the Asymmetrical Tennis Dress

Leylah Fernandez wears the Asymmetrical Tennis Dress

The Asymmetrical Tennis Dress is made with lightweight, quick-drying and moisture-wicking Nulux fabric. Added Lycra fibers allow the garment to stretch and retain its shape. A shorts liner provides support and comes with a pocket to hold extra balls or phone.

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Fernandez shows off the new Asymmetrical Tennis Skirt

Fernandez shows off the new Asymmetrical Tennis Skirt

The Asymmetrical Tennis Skirt features a perforated pleat to promote unencumbered movement and air flow. The Swift fabric and built-in Luxtreme liner are lightweight and sweat-wicking to keep things cool.

Added Lycra promotes stretchiness and shape retention. A continuous drawcord helps customize the fit and silicone grippers on the hem prevent ride-up.

Jack Sock in the Vented Tennis Polo and Short

Jack Sock in the Vented Tennis Polo and Short

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The Vented Polo is made with a abrasion-resistant, quick-drying fabric that has been treated with No-Stink Zinc to inhibit the growth odor-causing bacteria. UPF 40+ provides UV protection from sun exposure.

The Vented Short has a stretchy mesh liner with a built-in pouch for support and a drop-in pocket to store smaller essentials. A side-entry mesh pocket carries extra tennis balls. 100% of the polyester in this garment is recycled.