Bally’s spring-summer 2026 Tennis collection treats sport as provenance, tracing a line from Jakob Hlasek and Marc Rosset’s 1992 French Open victory to a present-day wardrobe built on Swiss discipline and athletic legacy.
The historic Competition sneaker returns with a gum sole and bold lateral logo, visible in almost every look. Its proportions remain steady, with a slightly matte surface that holds history without overt reference.
Around it, the Bally collection develops: varsity sweatshirts, piped tennis shorts, ribbed knits, and wide-leg trousers rotate through a match-ready palette. White leads, supported by navy, burgundy, and a specific lemon yellow lifted from the embroidered crest.
That emblem, depicting three balls dated 185, adorns sweatshirts, windbreakers, and bucket hats. It provides a unique focal point. Proportion handles the rest. Some shapes come cropped and shrunken, others sweep long and loose, offering variation.
Bally’s tennis collection communicates technical heritage through fabric and stance. Jackets are unlined, and trousers keep their shape in straight or wide cuts. It all circles back to the Competition sneaker, grounding a collection shaped by uniform clarity and the cool logic of Swiss design.
Bally Spring/Summer 2026 Tennis Collection
