Tennis Skorts, Leggings, and Shorts: Women's Club Bottoms for Any Shop

The polo shirt handles the top half of the court uniform. But the bottom half is left to members to source independently, often from generic athletic brands with no club connection. Adding a branded skort or leggings completes the picture and gives members a full club kit they can wear from serve to shake-hand.

Women's tennis has a strong culture of coordinated on-court outfits. At the recreational level, that culture translates into real purchasing behavior. Female members who are asked if they want to buy a matching polo and skort with the club logo purchase at higher rates than when offered a polo alone, because the outfit concept is clear and cohesive.

For women's leagues, HOA programs, and academy programs targeting female players specifically, adding bottoms to the shop is the single highest-impact product expansion available after launching the initial shirt and hat lineup.

The Sport-Tek Women's Skort is the flagship bottom for tennis club shops. It combines shorts underneath with a skirt overlay, satisfying both the athletic requirement and the traditional tennis aesthetic. The Sport-Tek fabric is moisture-wicking and designed for movement. VIP base price is $34.88, saving $7 versus the free tier.

The Bear Grips Women's High-Waist Pocket Leggings and High-Waist Capri Leggings are the right choice for cooler seasons, early-morning practices, and members who prefer leggings over skorts. Both feature a high waistband and side pockets for court essentials. VIP base prices start at $54.88.

The Bear Grips Women's Signature Biker Shorts work well for fitness tennis formats, cardio tennis classes, and members who want a shorter compression option. VIP base price is $47.88.

For mixed-gender clubs, Bear Grips Men's Signature Athletic Shorts and the Sport-Tek Athletic Mesh Shorts round out the bottoms category.

The strongest merchandising approach for women's tennis programs is to present tops and bottoms together as a coordinated collection. Use the same color palette across your polo or tee and your skort or leggings. Members who see a matching set are more likely to purchase both pieces than when products are listed as unrelated individual items.

On the VIP plan, you have enough product slots to list the full kit: polo, performance tee, skort, leggings, hat, and hoodie. Label them as a collection in your shop description. Something like "2026 Club Collection" with a photo mockup showing the coordinated look drives more complete-kit purchases than individual product listings alone.

On the free plan, choose your three products strategically. For a women's-first program, a polo, skort, and hat covers the three items most likely to convert new members while leaving room to expand when you upgrade.

Bottoms sizing creates more hesitation than shirt sizing because fit is more personal. Members who order a tee in medium will not necessarily order a skort in medium. Providing a clear size chart in your shop description or linking to our product size guide reduces abandoned carts from size uncertainty.

Bear Grips provides detailed sizing information for every product. Including a line in your shop announcement that references the size chart and encourages members to size up if between sizes reduces post-order fit complaints significantly.

Leggings in particular size differently across brands. The Bear Grips house-brand leggings run true to size with a compression fit. Communicate that clearly in your product description so members who prefer a looser fit know to size up.

For more on building a complete women's tennis program, see our guide to women's tennis club apparel.