Wimbledon Tennis Fashion

Grade A Copenhagen pays tribute to the traditional tennis tournament and shows styles worthy of Wimbledon

The Wimbledon tennis tournament is not only known for its high standard of sport, but also for the distinctive tennis clothing fashion worn by players and spectators. Every year, tennis enthusiasts from all over the world gather in London to watch the world’s best players battle it out for the title on the hallowed grass courts. And while the matches are intense and exciting, fashion is always an important part of the event. Wimbledon tennis clothing fashion is a combination of tradition, style and personal expression. While white still dominates the court, there is still room to show individuality and style through personal touches and accessories. So whether you are a player or a spectator, there is always a place for fashion and style at Wimbledon.

Traditionally, Wimbledon has always had a dress code that requires players to wear white. This has been a fixed rule for decades and symbolizes both elegance and respect for the history of the tournament. But even within the white framework, there is still room for variation and individuality. Players can customize their clothes with personal touches, such as colored trim or embroidered initials, which add a touch of personal style. The major tennis clothing brands also develop new designs and materials annually, combining functionality with modern aesthetics.

While the players' attire relies on tradition and elegance, the tennis fashion of the spectators is more casual and varied. Wimbledon attracts a wide range of people, and their clothing choices reflect their personal style and comfort. You can see everything from smart summer dresses and classic suits to more casual jeans and T-shirts in the stands. Many people also choose to wear hats, especially Panama hats, which have become a symbol of Wimbledon style.

The spectators are an integral part of Wimbledon, and outfits play an important role. The unique Wimbledon look is characterized by a stylish upper, such as a shirt or light jacket. This can be complemented with a nice bag that matches in style and colors. Shoes complete the look - spectators prefer to wear sneakers or flat shoes, which are both trendy and practical.

Classic brands with proud traditions dominate the Wimbledon scene. Gant, Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger are all characterised by personal style, high quality and timeless design. Right in the spirit of Wimbledon.

Together with Frederik Fetterlein, Grade A Copenhagen pays tribute to the traditional tournament and shows how secondhand can be taken to a whole new level, worthy of Wimbledon.