3D Tennis Uniform Builder
Design tennis polos, skirts, dresses and shorts on UV-mapped 3D models, then export print-ready artwork for club and academy orders.
Collared garments and restrained branding
Tennis kit is a different design brief from most teamwear: collars, plackets and a convention of restraint mean the work is in precise placement of a few small marks rather than full-panel artwork. A crest that sits two millimetres off the placket is noticeable in a way it would not be on a basketball jersey.
Polos, skirts, dresses and shorts share one design source, so an academy can offer a coherent range across a men's and women's squad.
- Polo, skirt, dress and short cuts on one design source
- Placket and collar placement handled as geometry
- Academy and club branding variants from one base
Collars and plackets as real geometry
A polo's placket interrupts the front panel, and a crest placed relative to a flat rectangle will sit visibly off-centre once the placket is accounted for. Designing against the actual garment geometry puts the mark where the eye expects it rather than where a flat template suggests.
One identity across a mixed squad
Academies order polos, dresses, skirts and shorts in one run, across a wide age range. Reading every garment from a single design source keeps the identity consistent, so a junior's polo and a senior's dress clearly belong to the same club.
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Start from a tennis template and export print-ready artwork on your first design.
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