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Game, set, match: the rising sales in ‘Tenniscore’ items

by Fiona Briggs
April 30, 2024
in Data
Reading Time: 4 mins read

The London Marathon may be over, but the summer of sport is just getting started – in fact, new data from Clearpay reveals that UK shoppers are serving looks (and aces) both on and off the court.

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Zendaya in custom Thom Browne/Challengers London Premiere Credits: Courtesy/Warner Bros

WithWimbledon a few weeks away, new shopping data from Clearpay, a leading Buy Now, Pay Later platform, points to a spike in sales of Tenniscore items. From sales of skorts rising by 134% year-on-year, to a 109% increase in sales of mini pleated skirts, who needs a match point when you’ve got a match(ing) outfit?

Zendaya’s recent tennis-inspired red carpet look – promoting her new film, Challengers, where she plays a tennis prodigy – has been a key drive in shopping basket choices, with sales of court dresses up 35% year-on-year and cotton jersey jumpers also seeing a 126% increase in sales.

Tenniscore accessories and footwear have also volleyed into Brits’ wardrobes this spring with crew socks seeing a 20% increase in growth, and white trainers jumping by 27% amongst Generation Z in comparison to the previous year.

Clearpay’s data relating to the current Tenniscore trend:

Overall year-on-year growth:

  • Tank Top – 31%

  • Polo Shirt – 8%

  • Crew Socks – 20%

  • Skort – 134%

  • Cotton Jersey Jumper – 126%

  • Mini Pleated Skirt – 109%

  • White Skirt – 48%

  • Tennis Skirt – 16%

  • Court Dress – 35%

  • Longline Sports Bra – 163%

Growth per age group:

  • Generation Z

    • White Trainers – 27%

    • Tank Top – 45%

    • Polo Shirt – 16%

    • Crew Socks – 15%

    • Skort – 213%

    • Cotton Jersey Jumper – 76%

    • Mini Pleated Skirt – 124%

    • White Skirt – 45%

    • Cable Knit Sweater – 428%

    • Tennis Skirt – 19%

    • Court Dress – 316%

    • Longline Sports Bra – 476%

  • Generation Y

    • Tank Top – 23%

    • Polo Shirt – 7%

    • Crew Socks – 28%

    • Skort – 126%

    • Cotton Jersey Jumper – 92%

    • Mini Pleated Skirt – 92%

    • V Neck Sweater – 443%

    • White Skirt – 51%

    • Tennis Skirt – 18%

    • Visor – 20%

    • Court Dress – 23%

    • Longline Sports Bra – 97%

  • Generation X

    • Tank Top – 35%

    • Polo Shirt – 5%

    • White Dress – 2%

    • Crew Socks – 6%

    • Skort – 54%

    • Cotton Jersey Jumper – 142%

    • Mini Pleated Skirt – 86%

    • White Skirt – 42%

    • Cable Knit Sweater – 479%

    • Tennis Skirt – 11%

    • Visor – 12%

    • Longline Sports Bra – 53%

  • Baby Boomers

    • Tank Top – 42%

    • Polo Shirt – 17%

    • White Dress – 18%

    • Skort – 47%

    • Cotton Jersey Jumper – 207%

    • Mini Pleated Skirt – 125%

    • White Skirt – 87%

    • Court Dress – 9%

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