10 Best Tennis Skirts For the Ultimate Tenniscore Look

Wild Fable Women's Mini ButterBliss Skort in Black ($15, previously $18)

There's something so Meredith Blake about the black-and-white color palette of this mini skort. It features built-in shorts, a flattering front slit, an elastic waistband, and is Fair Trade certified. "This skirt is so stylish and you can wear it with a variety of tops," one reviewer writes. "It's a little bit on the high waisted side. It's very soft fabric and runs true to size."

Old Navy High-Waisted PowerSoft Skort in Black Jack ($25, previously $37)

This tennis skirt is both cute and affordable, made with light compression fabric and built-in biker shorts. It also comes in colors like blue and lavender, and we especially appreciate the subtle ruffle detailing in the back. "Absolutely love this skort," one reviewer wrote. "It's the perfect high waist that hits in the right spot where it still looks cute with a crop top."

BALEAF Women's Pleated Tennis Skirt in Pink ($30, originally $36)

The list wouldn't be complete without a little something pink. This shade from Amazon is perfectly Barbiecore and so light it almost qualifies as a neutral. Reviewers appreciate that it's both flattering and comfortable for tennis or everyday wear. "This is the perfect skort for golf, tennis, pickleball or running errands," one shopper wrote. "Will definitely be ordering more colors."

Abercrombie YPB sculptLUX Lined Wrap Skirt in Black Pattern ($45)

We're obsessed with this matching set from Abercrombie, but honestly, the wrap skirt speaks for itself. From the YPB sculptLUX line, this activewear is stretchy, sweat-wicking, and seriously stylish. "Great material and color," one reviewer wrote. "Length isn't too short and it's perfect for summer."

Athleta Ace High Rice 13 1/2 Tennis Skirt in Navy ($48, originally $69)

This Athleta tennis skirt has internal hem grippers at the skort, which means it won't budge no matter what your plans are. Plus, it's designed with a high-rise waistband and plenty of pocket space — functional and fashionable. "This can be worn for athletic, athleisure, or even dressed up to be fancier," one reviewer wrote. "I love skorts for their practicality and this does not disappoint for the price."

Free People Hot Shot Mini Skort in Ivory ($58)

This Free People tennis skirt has 11 different colors to choose from, but we might like this ivory best. Although it's less of a tennis skirt and more of a tennis skort, we'd argue this still makes the cut. The thigh slit and zipper detail are also big wins in our book (not to mention its rave reviews). "Lightweight and adorable - can be dressed up or down," one reviewer wrote.

Abercrombie YPB motionTEK Lined Pleated Skirt in Onyx ($60)

For a black pleated option, we love this lightweight skirt from Abercrombie, featuring a wide waistband, hidden side pockets, and built-in shorts. "Just bought and it's perfect for hot days on the course or court," one reviewer said. "Love the additional pocket on the inside and on the back of the waistband."

Alo Match Point Tennis Skirt in Black ($68)

There's a reason this Alo tennis skirt sells out so fast. Made of breezy performance fabric, the material is designed to "swish" around with you — on or off the court. The boxer-style waistband and miniskirt style makes it so easy to style (the Alo site suggests pairing with a hoodie, bra top, or blazer). "The best athletic skirt ever," one reviewer wrote. "It's very simple and versatile. I plan to wear with sweat shirts and loafers."

lululemon Side-Pleat High-Rise Tennis Skirt in White ($88)

If you're looking for a more classic option, this skirt is definitely a strong contender. It comes with a wide waistband, crisp side pleats, and (best of all) pockets. The liner even has mesh panels to keep you cool throughout the day. Reviewers like that they can wear this skirt on or off the court, saying, "Cute skirt to wear to brunch or for fitness."

lululemon Varsity High-Rise Pleated Tennis Skirt in Cascadia Green ($88)

This pleated pick comes in several different colors, but we can't stop staring at this emerald green. It's specifically designed for tennis, but according to the reviews, it works for any court. "This tennis skirt is so cute and super comfy," one reviewer wrote. "I got so many compliments when I wore it at my pickleball tournament." As a note, although the skirt does come with built-in shorts, some taller shoppers say it still runs a little short. If you're a fan of the mini look — this one might be perfect for you.

India Yaffe was an associate editor on the Shopping team at PS for five years. She focused on curating the best fitness, fashion, beauty, and home products on the market for the PS audience.

Chandler Plante is an assistant editor for PS Health & Fitness. Previously, she worked as an editorial assistant for People magazine and contributed to Ladygunn, Millie, and Bustle Digital Group. In her free time, she overshares on the internet, creating content about chronic illness, beauty, and disability.