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Introduce impeccable court side style to your wardrobe when you shop the tennis core trend from schuh. Tap into the timeless but on-trend tennis aesthetic with the help of brands like adidas, Reebok, and Lacoste, and find the perfect pair of tennis shoes to add to your everyday rotation. 

Iconic Tennis Styles from adidas, Reebok, Lacoste, & More

A giant in the world of tennis, adidas has gone hand in hand with the sport since the ‘60s. Their staple tennis style is the adidas VL Court, an iconic trainer crafted with synthetic leather uppers, signature three stripe sidewalls, and a gum outsole. You can take this versatile classic straight from the court to the city streets. Choose from a variety of colourways to find your perfect match!

Reebok is one of the most iconic brands in professional tennis, offering staple tennis styles including the iconic Reebok Club C. This ‘80s classic is crafted with leather uppers, classic stitched panels, and retro branding for the ultimate nostalgic vibe. Our Club C collection includes a range of iconic vintage styles, including the 85, Revenge, and Bulc, so you’re bound to find the right fit for you.

Perhaps the brand most synonymous with tennis, Lacoste is an absolute icon of the sport. Shop the Lacoste Carnaby Cup with its durable leather construction and green crocodile branding, or the versatile Lacoste Powercourt, which blends premium white leather with dark green details for elevated street style. For a timeless tennis-inspired look, Lacoste is an essential choice.

Timeless Court-Ready Styles Available at schuh

Discover each of these styles and many more in our exclusive tennis core edit at schuh. Each of these retro styles offer all-day comfort, incredible versatility when it comes to outfit pairing, and a range of colour options: keep it classic with crisp white silhouettes, or opt for fun summer-ready options like blue or green.

Join the tennis core trend online today at schuh. With Free Shipping and Click and Collect options available, it really is ‘game, set, match’!