Court-specific construction
Define skirt silhouette, pleat depth, outer length, inner-short inseam and attachment before sampling.
Skirt and Skort Construction
The brief defines outer silhouette, pleat depth, skirt length, inner-short inseam and attachment. Coverage is checked during lateral movement rather than only in a standing fitting.
Ball Pocket Function
Pocket direction, opening tension and usable depth are tested with a real tennis ball. Phone pockets can be separated from ball storage to control bulk and movement.
Waistband and Court Fit
Waistband height, elastic, shaping and rise are reviewed across the intended size range. Fabric drape and recovery are selected for both the outer skirt and inner short.
Colors Logos and Labels
Pantone or stock-color direction, logo placement, care labels, size marks and retail packaging are approved before bulk production.
Tennis Skirts & Skorts Buyer FAQ
What is the difference between a tennis skirt and a tennis skort?
A tennis skort combines an outer skirt with attached inner shorts. Product specifications should state the inner-short length, attachment and pocket requirements.
Can a tennis skort include a ball pocket?
Yes. Pocket direction, depth, opening tension and access should be tested with a real tennis ball during movement.
Which details should be approved before bulk production?
Approve the outer silhouette, waistband, inner shorts, pocket construction, fabric, color, logo, labels and packing specification.
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