This research examines the vital convergence of textile engineering and kinematic efficiency in professional tennis apparel. Conventional sportswear typically emphasizes moisture management but often neglects how fabric resistance and seam positioning can hinder high-speed, multi-directional movements, such as the overhead serve and lateral defensive slides. The primary focus of this study is on designing a tennis skirt suitable for all body types, ensuring that players remain comfortable during gameplay without being distracted by an uncomfortable skirt. The contemporary design of tennis skirts has progressed into a refined blend of aerodynamic performance and high-fashion aesthetics, employing various silhouettes to accommodate different playing styles and body shapes. This design emphasizes the intersection of high-intensity athletic movement and textile durability.
Puvzhiarasi.M et al. (Thu,) studied this question.