In a tennis skirt you'll be able to run, crouch, jump and do many different things without any worries about showing off your underwear. They make moving around very comfortable. A skirt isn't what many people would think of when they think of exercise apparel, but a tennis skirt is built for physical exertion.

Skorts Skorts are popular in sports such as field hockey, tennis, golf, ten-pin bowling and camogie, and are often part of girls' athletic uniforms.

List of the Best Tennis Skirt Brands

• Nike.
• Adidas.
• Fila.
• Sofibella.
• Lucky in Love.
• Asics.
• K-Swiss.
• LIJA.

Besides wearing them for tennis, these lightweight, breathable skirts can be worn for golf, pickleball, and other sports, plus they can be worn more casually. Ranging in cut, color, and length, most tennis skirts are between 12 and 14 inches long.

A tennis skirt is a type of athletic skirt that is specifically designed for playing tennis. It is typically made from lightweight, breathable, and moisture-wicking materials that help keep you cool and comfortable during a game.

Jean Patou It wasn't until 1920 that the legendary French tennis player Suzanne Lenglen created quite the fashion statement. During Wimbledon, Lenglen generated outrage by wearing a calf-length skirt, bare arms and a floppy hat all constructed by French designer, Jean Patou.

The vast majority of these skirts feature built-in shorts that are stretchy and flexible, designed specifically for tennis players. These are often called 'skorts', though they are commonly also referred to as 'skirts with built-in shorts'.

1960s – 1980s – Modern Fashion Clothing manufacturers finally realized that women sweat too and began manufacturing tennis clothes with breathable fabrics, short skirts, and sports shirts. This was also the time where small sponsor logos began to prevail.

Look for a blouse with feminine details, like ruffles or bows up top and a tennis skirt with coordinating color detailing along the hem. Your accessories don't have to match, and, in fact, we recommend pulling in an unexpected color with your purse or footwear to earn some extra fashion points.

Start by tucking your favorite polo shirt into a simplistic tennis skirt, and maybe even tie a light sweater over your shoulders if it's chilly outside. From there, all you need is a pair of cute sneakers, some high-ankle socks, and a baseball cap or a visor to complete the outfit.

For athletic use on the court, be sure to go with a tennis skirt made of breathable, sweat-resistant fabric, like stretch-jersey knit, nylon, or spandex.

It wasn't until 1920 that the legendary French tennis player Suzanne Lenglen created quite the fashion statement. During Wimbledon, Lenglen generated outrage by wearing a calf-length skirt, bare arms and a floppy hat all constructed by French designer, Jean Patou.

Skorts are often associated with activewear and athletic apparel. Common for tennis and field hockey, cheerleader outfits, and even swimsuits, skorts remove the necessity for separate bottoms under a short skirt. (You may find them sold in specialty sporting stores as a tennis skort or golf skort.)

For a sporty skort look, your skort and some fresh white kicks combined with a sports bra, white crop top or tank, fitted tee or polo top, for a look that's at home on the court, field, gym, or high street. You can also go all-black here, with a black skort and black t-shirt.

4 Tops to Wear With Your Skort

• A Basic White or Black T-Shirt. You can't go wrong with a classic pairing or a skort and t-shirt.
• Try a Graphic or Striped Tee.
• What About a Collared Shirt?
• Try a Tank Top or Cropped Top for Evening.

1960s – 1980s – Modern Fashion Clothing manufacturers finally realized that women sweat too and began manufacturing tennis clothes with breathable fabrics, short skirts, and sports shirts. This was also the time where small sponsor logos began to prevail.