Laurel Canyon Tennis Club: California counterculture, dressed for the court.

Laurel Canyon Tennis Club turns Los Angeles tennis mythology into easygoing apparel that feels equal parts public court, vintage club shop, and neighborhood uniform.

WHY WE LOVE IT

California tennis culture, gloriously lived-in.

Laurel Canyon Tennis Club apparel in Los Angeles · Images courtesy of Laurel Canyon Tennis Club.

WHY PARK TENNIS CHOSE IT

Laurel Canyon Tennis Club makes tennis culture feel lived-in rather than polished: vintage graphics, Los Angeles references, and pieces that work even when the match is only part of the day.

Where to start

Apparel

Laurel Canyon Tennis Club Ringer Tee

The 70s never left; they just found the public courts.

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Apparel

Laurel Canyon Tennis Club Crewneck Sweatshirt (Dark Green)

The tennis club for people not cool enough for the canyon.

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Apparel

Crochet Men's Polo in White Cotton Knit

The polo for anyone cool enough to let the collar do the work.

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THE BRAND STORY

Two friends built a tennis club for a version of California that never quite left.

WHO IT’S FOR

Players who want tennis clothes with more West Coast character than tournament energy.

Lifelong friends Laurie Berger and Tiger Curran launched Laurel Canyon Tennis Club in 2021. Berger is a California artist and designer; Curran is an Emmy-nominated Hollywood costume designer. Together they translate a shared vision of 1970s California tennis into original prints and silhouettes.

The result is colorful, free-spirited apparel with a real connection to play. Core pieces are designed, printed, cut, and sewn in California in small batches, while vintage graphics and relaxed layers carry the same world beyond the court.

Reviewed August 2026 · Facts sourced from the brand’s official site.

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