Stay Fashion-Forward: The Latest Pickleball Clothing Trends for 2025

Hey there, pickleball enthusiasts! I'm Sarah, your friendly neighbourhood racquet sports coach. You know, pickleball has come a long way from its humble beginnings in the backyard. It's not only about the game anymore; it's also about the style! So, let's dive into the latest pickleball clothing trends for 2025. (And yes, I promise, there are no pickle costumes involved. Not this year, anyway.)

Top Pickleball Clothing Trends

Remember when pickleball attire was nothing more than your gym leftovers? Well, those days are long gone. Now, it's about function and fashion! (I've got a handmade card from a 7-year-old pickleball player that says, "You're the coolest coach ever!" to prove it).

Trend 1: Performance Fabrics

With Montreal's hot, humid summers, performance fabrics are a must. They keep you cool and dry on the court. But, honestly, it's not just about comfort anymore. Brands like Adidas and Nike are bringing out collections with fresh, vibrant colours to keep you looking and feeling cool. Think moisture-wicking materials and UPF protection in a palette that screams summer fun!

Trend 2: Athleisure

Athleisure is here to stay! It's all about clothing that works on and off the court. Joggers, hoodies, and trendy sneakers are in. They're comfortable, practical, and frankly, they look great. I'm loving the new collections from Lululemon and Athleta - they combine style and comfort perfectly.

Where to Buy Trendy Pickleball Clothes

Right, so you're up to speed on the trends. But where do you get these trendy threads? Well, let me share some of my Montreal favourites.

Top Pickleball Clothing Stores

For high-quality, stylish pickleball clothing, I recommend Canadian Tire and Sport Chek. They offer a wide range of brands and cater to all budgets. If you're looking for luxury, check out the collections at Lululemon and Athleta. And, don't forget, your pickleball gear needs regular maintenance. Wipe down your equipment, inspect the strings and grips, and replace worn items regularly to avoid any nasty surprises on the court.