A little more personality across the net.

Scepter Sport brings the color and attitude of early ’90s tennis to courtwear for tennis, pickleball, and padel, from relaxed performance tees to denim shorts with bright liners.

WHY WE LOVE IT

Your outfit is allowed a little more confidence than your second serve.

Bright liners, denim, and a backhand with somewhere to be. Image source: Scepter Sport.

WHY PARK TENNIS CHOSE IT

Scepter begins with a familiar disappointment: a sport full of personalities, dressed as though nobody wants to be noticed. Founder George Jones looks to the risk-taking spirit of ’90s tennis, with clothes intended for the games people play now. We like the invitation to bring some character onto the court. Your outfit is allowed a little more confidence than your second serve.

Scepter begins with a familiar disappointment: a sport full of personalities, dressed as though nobody wants to be noticed. Founder George Jones looks to the risk-taking spirit of ’90s tennis, with clothes intended for the games people play now. We like the invitation to bring some character onto the court. Your outfit is allowed a little more confidence than your second serve.

Where to start

Pale denim Scepter Court Jort with a neon lime liner visible below the hem.

Apparel

Court Jort in Lime

Denim at the baseline, with lime showing underneath.

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Black Scepter Rally Short over a pink liner with a geometric patterned panel.

Apparel

Rally Short in Dragonfruit

A black court short with a bright second layer.

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Scepter Reign tee with a pale front, lime raglan sleeves and black side panels.

Apparel

Reign Performance Tee in Lime

Lime sleeves give the plain tennis tee a day off.

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THE BRAND STORY

The ’90s had something to say.

WHO IT’S FOR

Players who want bold colors, relaxed shapes, and some ’90s tennis attitude in their court clothes.

Founder George Jones came to pickleball after years of competitive tennis. Scepter grew from his frustration with generic court apparel and his affection for the expressive clothing of the Agassi era.

The SS26 collection puts that outlook into relaxed tees, polos, shorts, and caps. The Court Jort combines a stretch-denim outer with an extended compression liner; the Rally Short takes a woven-shell approach with ball pockets. The Reign Performance Tee adds mesh sleeves and a mesh back to its loose silhouette.

Reviewed September 2026 · Facts sourced from Scepter Sport's official site.

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