Our Picks for the Best Tennis Sweatshirts of 2026

From warm-up layers to post-match coffee runs, our sweatshirt picks will cover you on the courts and beyond.  There’s something about a good tennis sweatshirt. Maybe it’s the nostalgia of vintage country club warmups, the perfectly broken-in crewneck after a long hit, or just having something cozy to throw on after a brisk evening doubles match. The best tennis sweatshirts don’t just perform—they carry a little personality. Some lean heavily on heritage and classic comfort, some are sport-forward, and some blur the lines between court wear and everyday basics. Whether you’re heading to an early clinic, grabbing lunch after league play, or just want to look like you could have played Wimbledon in another life, here are our favorite tennis sweatshirts of 2026. 1. Ace the Moon — “That’s a Good Ball” Crewneck The unofficial uniform for people who appreciate good tennis and good humor. Ace the Moon’s "That's a Good Ball" crewneck" is made with 100% cotton, and has an adult/unisex fit. The slogan is a constant reminder to keep crushing balls until someone echos the words "that's a good bal!".  Made in Los Angeles in small batches, it has that soft, broken-in feel from the very first wear. Throw it on after a morning match or wear it with shorts to dinner and nobody will question it. Best for: Vintage and casual tennis lovers, off-court hangs, post-match beers. 2. Common Courtesy - In the Clouds Hoodie  Your new favorite hoodie. Crafted from midweight cotton for the perfect balance of structure and softness, it’s designed to layer effortlessly from early mornings at the courts to slow afternoons off-duty. Featuring a graphic that nods to the "in the clouds" feeling you get when you step onto the court, it’s an easy reach every time you open your closet. Materials100% Cotton Best for: Players who want understated tennis style.   3. On Cloud - Club Hoodie  Engineered for life off the track, this sweatshirt is easy and versatile – made for casual comfort. It comes in a variety of colors.   Best for: Elevated tennis fashion, on and off the court comfort.    4. Ace the Moon — Score Tube Crewneck  Who's keeping score? Look no further than Ace the Moon's best selling Score Tube crewneck sweatshirt.  Made in a unique and gorgeous green, this crew is super soft to the touch and is perfect for your on and off court adventures.  5. Wilson "America Hoodie" You can’t talk about American tennis without mentioning Wilson. We love these hoodies, made in a dark green with gorgeous embroidery.  Best for: Traditional tennis style. 6. Runway Athletics- Tennis Vibes Sweatshirt  Classic Green Knit Sweater 🎾Effortlessly chic. Cozy by design. Sporty at heart. Runway Athletic's Classic Green Knit Sweater is the ultimate pullover for tennis lovers and style enthusiasts alike. Designed with tone-on-tone  green racquets applique, it’s a subtle yet sophisticated nod to the sport you love. Made from a soft, wrinkle-resistant poly blend knit, this sweater delivers comfort without sacrificing polish. Whether you’re layering it over your tennis skirt courtside or pairing it with jeans for a relaxed weekend look, it’s your go-to for an elevated, easy outfit. ✨ Why You’ll Love It: Soft poly blend knit that resists wrinkles and has a poplin knit look. Tone-on-tone embroidered racquet detail Flattering, cozy pullover fit Gorgeous green tones that complement any style Perfect gift for tennis lovers Serve looks—and comfort—wherever you go. 💚 7. Ace the Moon — Buttery Soft Sunset Hoodie Made in small batches in Downtown Los Angeles, these hoodies are as soft as the butter on your toast.  They are a unisex fit, and offered in a butter yellow and a soft green.    What Makes a Great Tennis Sweatshirt? The best tennis sweatshirts hit a few key marks: Comfort: Soft enough to wear for hours after a match Versatility: Looks good with shorts, sweats, or denim Tennis personality: A subtle nod to the sport without feeling costume-y Fit: Relaxed, slightly oversized, easy to layer At the end of the day, tennis style is personal. Some players want classic country-club minimalism. Others want vintage graphics and a little personality. We tend to believe there’s room for both. And if your sweatshirt looks just as good courtside as it does grabbing tacos afterward? Even better.

As we head into the busy Spring/Summer tennis season, the "tennis" look is stronger and more eclectic than ever.  The "all-whites" look is so 2025! We are seeing lots of great colors and fits for both on and off the courts. Here is a look at some of our faves!  1. Common Courtesy — Pastel Court Set 🔗 https://commoncourtesybrand.comA fresh LA-based label leaning into soft color palettes and feminine silhouettes. Their lightweight matching sets feel optimistic and understated—perfect for spring match play or an après-tennis coffee with besties. 2. Grand Slam Tennis — Advanced Beginner Tee 🔗 https://grandslam.laNot just a brand, but a cultural hub, Grand Slam is helping to redefine tennis fashion and culture.  Located on the east side of Los Angeles in the Los Feliz neighborhood, Grand Slam'  carries a mix of original and vintage tennis pieces—think ‘90s Agassi-era energy—are arguably the most authentic way to tap tennis style right now.  Their "Advanced Beginner" tee is our fave and brings lots of smiles.  3. Ace the Moon -Reversed Varsity Letter Tennis Tee  acethemoon.com I mean, we can't write a blog without including a couple of our own pieces, right? With graduations around the corner, we wanted to feature our Reversed Varsity Tennis tee.  We made these tees in a heather grey and green.  These guys came out super soft, are perfect under a button down for your nieces graduation.  You can find more info and purchase here. And shop all of our newest releases to discover more great fits for the summer. 4. Racquet Society —Vintage Tennis Vibes All the Way! 🔗 https://racquetsociety.comRacquet Society is a lifestyle brand, devoted to vintage tennis and the fashionably social lifestyle it exudes on and off the court. Our pick: We love their rotating collection of vintage Sergio Tachini polos!   5. Laurel Canyon Tennis Club — 1972 Tennis Active Dress 🔗 https://laurelcanyontennisclub.comPsychedelic prints meet classic tennis silhouettes. Complete with built-in bra and extra-stretchy shorts with pockets, our 1972 Active Dress impresses on and off the court. Inspired by Chris Evert’s 1972 Wimbledon look, we illustrated a new 70s-inspired rainbow print, complete with special details, printed it on our signature 88% recycled performance fabric and paired it with rare deadstock fabric finds in three colorways for the ultimate vintage tenniscore look. Ethically made in Los Angeles. Designed, printed and sewn in Los Angeles, California Sustainable, small-batch local production Rainbow floral striped print illustrated in-house and printed in LA on moisture-wicking luxury activewear fabric made with 88% Recycled Poly (made from recycled water bottles) and 12% Spandex  Black stretch fabric made in France with special honeycomb texture and quick-drying functionality Built-in bra includes removable cushioned bra inserts for support and shape Built-in black shorts have extra stretch and two pockets for phone and tennis ball Designed for a mini length _____________________________________________________________________________ 6. Ace the Moon- Buttery Soft Sunset Hoodie acethemoon.com We made a small batch of these hoodies, using some extra soft buttery fleece:) They are built with raglan cut shoulders, giving them a more athletic look and feel.  They are perfect for a brisk warmup and cool down sesh, hanging with your tennis besties. You can find more info and purchase here. _____________________________________________________________________________ 7. Driveway Paradise — Pickup Shorts 🔗 https://drivewayparadise.com Performance meets streetwear. Their retro-inspired shorts use plant-based fabrics and relaxed fits—ideal for multi-sport days that start with tennis, though may end up on the basketball courts or driving some clubs down the fairway with your golf bro's. 8. Outside Lines — Teal Rip-Stop Tennis Shorts outsidelinestennis.com A nod to late-90s/early-2000s tennis, reworked into modern fits. Great example of how heritage references are shaping the current wave. These shorts are light weight and a nice fit for on and off the courts.  Final Word Tennis fashion in 2026 isn’t about uniforms—it’s about identity. The most compelling looks come from smaller brands rethinking what tennis style can be: expressive, versatile, and rooted in culture. Los Angeles is at the center of it—but the movement is global. And it’s just getting started.

Hi Tennis Friends! We are finally coming up for some air after a very busy few weeks. Ace The Moon took part in Advantage Fair, the Big Little Tennis Fair in Palm Springs on March 7th and 8th, in conjunction with all the great tennis action down the road at the BNP Paribas Indian Wells Tournament. A New Kind of Tennis Gathering Advantage, Advantage! This was a first of its kind, bringing together like-kind, independent brands, vintage curators, and community-driven experiences at the intersection of play, culture, and everyday tennis life. We met and got to know some awesome people in our tennis world. The Brands Shaping What’s Next We stood alongside a group of independent, emerging tennis brands shaping the future of the game — including Grand Slam, Common Courtesy, Laurel Canyon Tennis Club, Racquet Society, Outside Lines. It was a sign that tennis culture is evolving, and that a new wave of brands (including Ace the Moon) are helping define what comes next. Meeting the Community We met players, creators, and fellow tennis lovers from all over — people who care about style, story, and the spirit of the game as much as we do. It was really cool seeing people wear our gear, both at the event and at Indian Wells/BNP. What It Meant to Us Being there meant a lot to us. Because if you’re reading this, you’re part of how we got there. So whether you’ve been with us since day one or just joined recently — thank you for being part of Ace The Moon. We’re just getting started. See you on and off the court,— Ace The Moon