The perfect Pickleball outfit is very much open to interpretation. There’s usually no formal dress code for the wildly-popular racquet sport except to avoid dressing in the same colors as the ball.
Like any athletic endeavor, you’ll want to go for clothes that are sweat-wicking and easy to move in. Now that autumn is near, you’ll also want layers—they’ll likely come in handy before, during, and after play.
But leave the tennis whites to the big-racket folks and express your personal style when it comes to pickleball play. Have as much fun with your outfit as you do with the game and it will be a win-win every time.
Here are six suggestions for a variety of pickleball personalities. If you don’t find one that matches yours, mix and match until your inner player matches your outer pickleballer.
The perfect Pickleball outfit is very much open to interpretation. There’s usually no formal dress code for the wildly-popular racquet sport except to avoid dressing in the same colors as the ball.
Like any athletic endeavor, you’ll want to go for clothes that are sweat-wicking and easy to move in. Now that autumn is near, you’ll also want layers—they’ll likely come in handy before, during, and after play.
But leave the tennis whites to the big-racket folks and express your personal style when it comes to pickleball play. Have as much fun with your outfit as you do with the game and it will be a win-win every time.
Here are six suggestions for a variety of pickleball personalities. If you don’t find one that matches yours, mix and match until your inner player matches your outer pickleballer.
The Chill Seeker
When post-match chill is more important than mid-match thrill, look no further than Le Pickle Club’s Aprés Crop Sweatshirt. Pair it with a LE PCKL trucker hat for courtside post-match refreshments. The sister duo also behind hat brand Kin the Label founded Le Pickle Club earlier this year and they’ve nailed the French, sporty-cool vibe.
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