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Slazenger has unveiled the second collection of Off-Court – it’s premium fashion label

by Fiona Briggs
July 16, 2026
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SlazengerFollowing the debut of Off-Court in April 2026, Slazenger unveiled the second collection of the premium fashion label on Sunday 12th July as it continues to reimagine the brand’s 145- year sporting legacy through a contemporary fashion lens. This latest collection marks Off-Court’s first launch since Alexei Hamblin was officially appointed as Slazenger’s creative director, and further cements the label at the intersection of sport, fashion, and streetwear.

Celebrating Slazenger’s heritage and longstanding connection to British summer sport, the new 14-piece collection takes inspiration from the brand’s archive, drawing on influences from tennis, golf and classic terrace culture. Blending heritage references with modern silhouettes for a contemporary audience, the collection sports traditional plaid and houndstooth patterns whilst featuring Off-Court’s signature burgundy, navy, and cream colour palette.

Marking a milestone for Off-Court, the second collection introduces womenswear for the very first time. The debut womenswear offering includes a knitted tennis dress, a contemporary interpretation of the traditional golf V-neck sweater, a skort and a selection of elevated summer essentials designed for life beyond the court.

The menswear collection expands on the design language established in the first capsule, featuring a terrace-inspired track jacket, Bermuda-style denim shorts, graphic summer tees, and more. The hero piece for the summer capsule is the Back Page Woven Shirt featuring a cropped cut and old Slazenger newspaper advertisements, bringing the brand’s rich history and storytelling to life in a contemporary way.

Alexei Hamblin, creative director of Slazenger, commented: “This collection is where we really started digging into the depth of Slazenger’s archive. Beyond tennis, the brand has such an incredible history across British sport, and we wanted to celebrate that while introducing new product categories and womenswear for the first time. Every piece feels nostalgic but still really wearable today, and I’m excited to be bringing Off-Court back with a bang.”

Continuing Off-Court’s commitment to making premium design more accessible, the collection is priced between £40 and £90, combining elevated fabrics, thoughtful detailing and fashion-led silhouettes without compromising on offering customers best-value.

The second Slazenger Off-Court capsule collection is available exclus

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