Built for the
long season.
Women's tennis and pickleball, edited to the pieces worth wearing. Small runs only.
The best matches
end at the table.
Dresses that hold through three sets and the lunch after.
Whites,
properly done.
Whites that satisfy a club dress code without looking like a uniform.
Categories you know.
Curated like never before.
I started as a
beginner.
I picked up a racquet for the first time in 2021. I was nervous, I was not good, and I almost did not go back. What nearly stopped me was not the sport. It was standing in front of twelve nearly identical tops with no idea which one would make me look like I belonged.
So I built the shop I wish had existed that week. About 110 pieces from fifteen small labels, chosen one at a time.
Just the
right things.
The court
agrees.
“The classiest athletic dress I own! Nice stretch without the wrinkles and cool enough to play sports in 90 degree weather! Also, I don’t feel the need to change for lunch after, it can be dressed up to the occasion.”
“Love! I’ve never received so many compliments on anything I own!”
“My Go-To tennis dress! So comfortable!”
Notes from
the court.
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Banquet season, watch parties, and the evenings that follow a summer of tennis. Hand-beaded clutches, warm layers, and dresses that carry over.
Mix.
Match.
Own it.
Pleated skirts, rib tanks, and polos designed to layer and pair — a look that's unmistakably yours, from the baseline to brunch.
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