Aman Tennis Club, the newest and perhaps most elegant iteration of the tennis-meets-luxury wave. Launched in May at Amanruya in Bodrum—because of course—with Novak Djokovic as its global ambassador, the tenniscore capsule blends performance and quiet luxury with almost spiritual restraint. Silk-blend dresses, soft terry separates, and tonal palettes inspired by Aman destinations like Amanpuri in Phuket transform the act of hitting a ball into a full-sensory wellness ritual. It’s less “serve and volley,” more “serve and transcend.”
The brand, a branch of Aman Essentials, leans into the idea that tennis is no longer just a sport—it’s a lifestyle. One that marries holistic wellness, aesthetic intention, and technical craftsmanship. Think embroidered caps and pro-grade tennis balls that feel more objet d’art than equipment. It’s tennis attire that looks as good in a Hammam as it does at a doubles match.
This court-centric energy is pulsing through the broader wellness world, too. Alo Yoga, the Los Angeles-born celeb-fav athleisure giant, has pivoted hard into tenniscore, with minimalist sets and structured skirts that blur the lines between studio, court, and café. Suddenly, your Pilates instructor is also your hitting partner—and your style icon.
Roland Garros proves that year after year. It’s where the past and future of tennis style rally in harmony. Where elegance is never sacrificed, only reinterpreted. And where every swing, every skirt, every stitch reminds us that tennis is not just a game—it’s a visual language. A cultural touchpoint. A closet essential.
