THE GEAR GUIDE
THE WORKING LIST
A mixed court bag—clothes, shoes, books, and the occasional racquet.
A mixed court bag—clothes, shoes, books, and the occasional racquet.

Apparel
A heritage polo that lets the maple leaf and tipped collar do the talking.
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Accessories
An easy, wearable souvenir from the Sunday tennis and coffee ritual.
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Shoes
A serious hard-court shoe dressed for St. Moritz.
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Bags
The strongest balance of racquet-specific organization, everyday tote utility, and polished visual detail.
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Books
The cultured shelf prop that inconveniently rewards being opened.
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Racquets
A serious spin frame with an entrance your forehand should probably back up.
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Apparel
The classic tennis polo, loosened up through proportion, texture, and the DoubleSwan mark.
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Accessories
The brand's strongest accessory and a clean nod to grass-court history.
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Shoes
The hard-court shoe you keep buying for a reason.
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Bags
The strongest expression of Insolette's work-to-court bag idea.
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Racquets
The flexible Clash gets a limited-edition Paris uniform.
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Apparel
The shortest route into Boast's archive, and still a real piece of court clothing.
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