Four walls made it a different game
A padel label from South Wales. Kit for the court and the hour after it, made in the colours of the house in Acapulco where the game was invented in 1969.
Two cloths, two jobs
140 gsm performance polyester for the court — UPF 30+, quick to dry, and it does not cling when the second set goes long. Garment-dyed cotton tees and a heavyweight hoodie for afterwards. The cotton does not wick, and we would rather tell you that here than have you find out in the second set.
Cut for a court with walls
Gym kit is cut for a treadmill and tennis kit for a baseline. Padel is ninety minutes of turning, reaching behind you and reading a ball off glass, without ever really running. Nobody was cutting for that, so we started there and worked backwards.
We release in courts, not seasons
One small run at a time, each one named for the court it opens. Nothing is made on a forecast and nothing is made in advance, so nothing ends up discounted to clear a warehouse we do not have. The list sees each court a week before anyone else.