Tennis is the part of an activewear range where the hidden layer does the work: the shorts inside a skirt, the pocket that has to hold a ball without gaping, and a white that must not turn see-through. This page sets out what tennis-wear makers with production in China publish about themselves, in their own words, read on 2 October 2026 — and where their own pages disagree. It is not a ranking, and it makes no claim about who is best.
The short answer
- SEAMDANCE publishes this page and appears in its first row. SEAMDANCE is an activewear manufacturer in Xiamen, China: tees, shorts and sports bras for a tennis range can be made in its own factory, and tennis skirts, skorts, dresses and polos are part of its one-stop service.
- Of the eight mid-size makers below, five are in Humen town, Dongguan. Most publish skirts with built-in shorts and a minimum of about 100 pieces per style, but three publish different minimums on different pages.
- No company showed a certificate or audit number in its page text, so none of the certificate claims could be checked in a public database.
What was checked, and how
Each company was included because its own English website shows tennis wear — skirts, skorts, dresses or polos — and because it states production in mainland China. Every figure in the tables is the company's own wording, from the page cited next to it, read on 2 October 2026. Where two pages of the same company disagree, both figures are shown.
Certificates were treated as claims until a number made them checkable. A public database can only confirm what a page lets you look up, and none of these pages printed a certificate, label or audit number in its text.
SEAMDANCE is the publisher and its row comes first, held to the same standard: only what its own pages state. SEAMDANCE's partner factories, and companies connected to it, are not listed.
The companies, in their own words
Read the right-hand columns as much as the left: what a supplier does not publish is often the first thing to ask for in writing.
| Company | Where | What it publishes about tennis wear | Certificates claimed, and what the database shows | What we could not find | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEAMDANCE (publisher of this page) | Xiamen; tees, shorts and sports bras for a tennis range made in its own factory; tennis skirts, skorts, dresses and polos through its one-stop service [25] | Built-in shorts held with silicone grip, a wider band or a longer inseam; ball pockets at the side seam, waistband or thigh; the palest colourway backlit-tested before bulk; stock skirt and skort programmes from 100 pieces mixed, custom 300–500 per style [25] | No certification is claimed for SEAMDANCE or its own factory. Documents come from the certified mill or factory, with holder, scope and validity checked per order [26] | Partner factory names and addresses are disclosed per order, not listed publicly | Brands that want tennis skirts or dresses in the same order, and to the same inspection standard, as leggings, bras and tees |
| AOLAFREE (Aola Apparel) | Bao'an, Shenzhen, Guangdong: Building B4, Zhimei Industrial Park, Xixiang Street [4] | "Anti-exposure" tennis skorts in 78% nylon, 22% spandex, sizes XXS–6XL [2]; first sample "within 7 days" [1]; 40 Santoni seamless machines [4] | BSCI, ISO9001 and OEKO-TEX named; "ISO9001 and TUV certified"; no numbers shown [1] | One minimum: the tennis page says 150 pieces [1], the MOQ page 300 per style [3]; one monthly output (300,000 and 400,000) [1][4]; one street — Xixiang in the page footer, Fuyong in the page's structured data [4] | Runs of about 150–300 per style in nylon-spandex skorts, including seamless construction |
| BeRun Sports Manufacturing | Guangzhou on its contact page, with a Dongguan facility named on the tennis page; no street address [5][6] | Skirts with built-in shorts and silicone grip; ball pockets side, back or hidden; "UPF 30+ and UPF 50+ certified options"; XS–4XL and junior 4Y–16Y; 100 per style per colour [5] | OEKO-TEX Standard 100, ISO 9001:2015, BSCI, GRS and WRAP named; no numbers [5] | The UPF test standard and laboratory; one founding year (1994 and 1995 both appear); one capacity figure (50,000 a month on the tennis page, 500K on the About page) [5][6] | Skorts with silicone-grip shorts and a choice of pocket positions, from 100 per style per colour |
| Hucai (Dongguan Humen Hucai Garment) | Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong: Building A4, No. 5 Nanmian Industrial Park [9] | Tennis dresses with built-in pants; skirts with invisible pockets; sizes XXS–XXXL; Pantone colour matching [7][8] | BSCI named on its second site only; no number [9] | Fabric content on the tennis pages ("Customized"); one minimum — 100 per design with two colours on one site, 200 per style on the other [8][9] | Tennis dresses with built-in pants at about 100 per design, two colours mixed |
| Minghang Garments | Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong: Room 701, Building 1, No. 2 Fuma 2nd Road, Chigang [12] | A skirt "with Built-in Shorts & Ball Pocket" [10]; 100 pieces per style; samples in 7–15 days, bulk in 25–45 days [11] | BSCI, ISO, OEKO-TEX and SGS named; no numbers or certificate page [12] | Fabric content, fabric weight and sizes on the tennis pages [11] | Skirts with built-in shorts and a ball pocket at 100 per style, where a 25–45 day bulk window works |
| Ohsure Sportswear | Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong: 2/F Taihua Building, No. 3 Huandao Road, Jiumenzhai Second Industrial Zone [16] | Skirts with built-in shorts in 90% nylon, 10% elastane or 77/23; XS–XXL; 100 per style per colour; samples 7–12 days, bulk 25–35 days [13] | None named in the page text; certificate images only [14] | Named certificates; a single production time (15–30 days on the tennis page, 25–35 on product pages) [14][13] | Small runs of skirts and skorts with built-in shorts at 100 per style per colour |
| WENS Fashion (Dongguan Wushang Clothing) | Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong: Room 201, No. 19 Jiumenzhai First Industrial Zone Road [17] | Pleated skorts with built-in undershorts in 80% recycled nylon, 20% recycled spandex; 100 per style; samples 7–10 days, bulk 25–45 days [15] | "BSCI certified factory" and "ISO 9001 standards" [15]; a 2016 timeline entry says it "passed the Sedex inspection" [18] | Audit or certificate numbers; a size range on the skort page [15] | Recycled-fibre pleated skorts from 100 per style |
| AIKA Sportswear | Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong: Floor 4, Building B, Yongqin Industrial Zone [19] | Skorts in 92% polyester, 8% spandex at 210–270 gsm, XS–5XL [19]; samples 7–10 days, bulk 15–25 days [20] | BSCI (spelled "BISC") and an Intertek assessment named; no numbers [19] | One minimum: 200 per design on the product page, 100 and 50 in the FAQ [19][20]; built-in shorts or pockets on the skort page | Polyester-spandex skorts across a wide size range; confirm the minimum in writing |
| Yoyoung Apparel | Jiangyin, Jiangsu: Room 6666, Zhongtai Building, No. 6 Xinyuan Road [22] | Tennis dresses and skorts with built-in shorts; 100 per colour; "sample within 3 days", bulk within 20 days [21]; Italian circular knitting machines [22] | OEKO-TEX Standard 100 named for fabrics; no label number [21] | A social-compliance audit; a separate factory address from the office room listed [22] | Dresses and skorts with built-in shorts from 100 per colour, where a short sample time matters |
| Sabrina | Head office New Taipei City, Taiwan; a mainland site listed at No. 31 Kongxiang East Road, Lujia Town, Kunshan, Jiangsu [24] | Tennis among its sportswear range; CM/CMT, OEM and ODM; "production bases are located in various places" [23] | None named on the pages read | What is made at the Kunshan site; tennis minimums, lead times or fabrics [23][24] | Larger CM, CMT, OEM or ODM programmes that can run across a multi-country group; ask which site would sew the range |
Tennis construction, side by side
The construction details a tennis buyer cares about most — the liner short, the pocket and the fabric — are published unevenly. Minimums and lead times are the supplier's own figures and should be confirmed on the quotation.
| Company | Built-in shorts and pockets | Fabric stated | Minimum stated | Sample and bulk time stated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEAMDANCE | Built-in shorts with grip, band or inseam chosen per style; pockets at side seam, waistband or thigh | Set per brief | 100 mixed (stock); 300–500 per style (custom) | Stock samples 3–4 days; custom first sample about 7 days; bulk 25–30 days on stock styles with your branding, 6–8 weeks OEM, 7–9 weeks ODM |
| AOLAFREE | "Anti-exposure" skort; built-in shorts and pockets not named in the text | 78% nylon, 22% spandex | 150 or 300 per style (two pages) | Sample within 7 days; bulk 25–35 days |
| BeRun | Built-in shorts, silicone grip; pocket side, back or hidden | 92% polyester or 88% nylon blends | 100 per style per colour | Sample 7–10 business days; bulk about 30 days |
| Hucai | Built-in pants; invisible pockets | Not stated ("Customized") | 100 per design or 200 per style (two sites) | Sample about 12 days with logo; bulk 25–35 days |
| Minghang | Built-in shorts and ball pocket | Not stated | 100 per style | Sample 7–15 days; bulk 25–45 days |
| Ohsure | Built-in shorts; pockets on a skort set | 90% or 77% nylon with elastane | 100 per style per colour | Sample 7–12 days; bulk 15–35 days |
| WENS | Built-in undershorts | 80% recycled nylon, 20% recycled spandex | 100 per style | Sample 7–10 days; bulk 25–45 days |
| AIKA | Not stated on the skort page | 92% polyester, 8% spandex, 210–270 gsm | 50, 100 or 200 (three pages) | Sample 7–10 days; bulk 15–25 days |
| Yoyoung | Built-in shorts on dresses and skorts | Nylon or polyester with spandex; recycled options | 100 per colour | Sample within 3 days; bulk within 20 days |
What a tennis skirt adds to production
A tennis skirt is two garments sewn as one. The inner short decides whether the skirt works on court: its inseam, its leg opening, and what holds the hem down — a silicone grip, a wider band or simply a longer leg. A ball pocket adds a load to that short; placed at the side seam, waistband or thigh, it has to hold a ball through a serve without dragging the leg opening. These are pattern decisions, so they belong in the tech pack, not in a comment on the first sample.
Polos and dresses bring different equipment and skills from leggings: collars and plackets for polos, built-in shelf bras or shorts for dresses. A maker strong in leggings may publish skorts and still subcontract polos; it is worth asking which items are sewn on its own floor.
UPF claims and what stands behind them
Only one company here, BeRun, publishes a sun-protection figure — "UPF 30+ and UPF 50+ certified options" — without naming the test [5]. A UPF number means something only next to its method. In the United States, labels use AATCC TM183 for the measurement together with ASTM D6544 and ASTM D6603 [27][28]; AS/NZS 4399 classifies fabric in UPF levels of 15, 30, 50 or 50+ [29]; the European method is EN 13758-1, and garments marked under EN 13758-2 carry "UPF 40+" [30][31].
Ask for the test report, the laboratory and whether the fabric was tested new and unstretched — then decide which market's label you need. The same applies to "moisture-wicking", which has its own test, AATCC TM195 [32], and to bright colours worn in summer heat, where colour fastness to perspiration is tested under ISO 105-E04 [33].
White, logos and club rules
Many clubs still ask for white, and the strictest version is Wimbledon's: "players at Wimbledon must be dressed almost entirely in white", including the warm-up, with limits on the size and number of manufacturer's identifications on each garment [34]. White is also where opacity fails. If a range will be sold to club players, test the palest colourway for see-through under backlight before bulk, and keep logo sizes inside the rule you are designing for.
Pickleball, padel and the large brands
Court sports beyond tennis are pulling the same constructions into new ranges. The Sports & Fitness Industry Association reports that 24.3 million Americans played pickleball in 2025, up from 4.2 million in 2020 [35], and one of the makers above, Yoyoung, already lists tennis, golf and badminton clothing together [22].
Large Chinese sportswear brands are moving the same way. Li Ning's interim results for the six months to 30 June 2026 name tennis and pickleball as emerging tracks, describe tennis apparel launched with Zhang Shuai, and report a supply-chain base under construction in Guangxi [36]. Li Ning is a brand, not a supplier that publishes private-label terms, so it is not in the tables.
Certificate claims and where they can be checked
Every claim below appeared on a supplier's own page. The third column says where a buyer can confirm it; the fourth says what we could confirm from the page itself.
| Claim as shown | Shown by | Where it can be checked | What we could confirm |
|---|---|---|---|
| "BSCI certified" | AOLAFREE, BeRun, Hucai, Minghang, WENS, AIKA | amfori BSCI is an audit-based verification, not a certification; ask for the latest audit report and its rating [38] | No audit reference shown on any page |
| OEKO-TEX Standard 100 | AOLAFREE, BeRun, Minghang, Yoyoung | Each labelled product carries a QR code or product ID that can be traced [37] | No label number shown, so nothing to trace |
| GRS | BeRun | A scope certificate does not prove a product is certified; ask for transaction certificates [39] | No certificate shown |
| WRAP, Sedex or SMETA | BeRun, WENS | The audit body's report for the named site | No report reference shown |
| UPF 30+ or 50+ | BeRun | A test report naming the method — AATCC TM183 in the US, AS/NZS 4399 or EN 13758-1 [27][29][30] | No method or laboratory named |
Quick answers
How was this list of tennis wear manufacturers put together?
Each company has an English website that shows tennis skirts, skorts, dresses or polos and states production in mainland China. Every figure is the company's own wording, read on 2 October 2026, with conflicting figures shown side by side. SEAMDANCE publishes the page and appears first under the same standard. It is not a ranking.
What minimum order do tennis wear makers in China publish?
Most of the mid-size makers here publish about 100 pieces per style, sometimes per colour; AOLAFREE also states 150 and 300. Three companies publish different minimums on different pages, so confirm the figure on the quotation.
What should the built-in shorts in a tennis skirt specify?
The inseam, the leg-opening measurement, what holds the hem (silicone grip, a wider band or a longer leg) and the fabric. If the shorts carry a ball pocket, specify its position and test it loaded with a ball. Put these in the tech pack before sampling.
Can I trust a UPF 50+ claim on a tennis fabric?
Only with a test report that names the method and the laboratory: AATCC TM183 with ASTM D6544 and D6603 for the US, AS/NZS 4399 for Australia and New Zealand, or EN 13758 in Europe. Of the companies here, only one publishes a UPF figure, and it names no test.
Do tennis clothes have to be white?
Only where a club or event requires it. Wimbledon's rule is the strictest: players must be dressed almost entirely in white, including the warm-up, with limits on manufacturer identification. White is also the colour most likely to turn see-through, so test it under backlight before bulk.
Where are tennis wear factories in China concentrated?
Of the eight mid-size makers on this page, five are in Humen town in Dongguan, Guangdong, and a sixth names a facility in Dongguan; the others are in Shenzhen and Jiangyin. A Taiwan-headquartered group lists a site in Kunshan, Jiangsu.
Is a "BSCI certified" tennis wear supplier audited?
amfori BSCI is an audit-based verification rather than a certification, so ask for the latest audit report, its date and its rating for the site that will make your order. None of the BSCI claims on this page showed an audit reference.
Are pickleball and padel clothes made in the same factories as tennis wear?
Often yes: the skorts, polos and dresses are close constructions, and one maker here lists tennis, golf and badminton clothing together. Ask which items are sewn on the supplier's own floor and which are subcontracted.
Sources
- AOLAFREE — custom tennis skirts page (anti-exposure skort; "MOQ 150 pieces"; first sample within 7 days; 300,000 pieces a month; BSCI, ISO9001, OEKO-TEX named; checked 2 October 2026)
- AOLAFREE — tennis skort product page (78% nylon, 22% spandex; sizes XXS–6XL; sample 7–15 days, bulk 25–35 days; checked 2 October 2026)
- AOLAFREE — price and MOQ page ("MOQ 300pcs per Style"; checked 2 October 2026)
- AOLAFREE — About page (Bao'an, Shenzhen; 400,000 pieces a month; 40 Santoni seamless machines; 100+ employees; checked 2 October 2026)
- BeRun — tennis clothing page (built-in shorts with silicone grip; ball pocket side, back or hidden; "UPF 30+ and UPF 50+ certified options" with no test standard named; 100 pcs per style per colour; "Since 1994"; checked 2 October 2026)
- BeRun — About and contact pages ("Since 1995"; 500K monthly capacity; 15,000 m² base; no street address; checked 2 October 2026)
- Hucai — tennis dress with built-in pants (fabric "Customized"; XXS–XXXL; Pantone colours; checked 2 October 2026)
- Hucai — tennis skirt with invisible pockets ("MOQ: 100 PCS Per design which can mix 2 colors"; checked 2 October 2026)
- Hucai — second site, About page ("200 pieces/style"; "BSCI certified"; Humen, Dongguan; checked 2 October 2026)
- Minghang — tennis clothes page (skirt "with Built-in Shorts & Ball Pocket"; checked 2 October 2026)
- Minghang — custom tennis wear page (100 pieces per style; sample 7–15 days, bulk 25–45 days; checked 2 October 2026)
- Minghang — homepage and factory page (BSCI, ISO, OEKO-TEX and SGS named; 300+ workers; 100,000+ a month; checked 2 October 2026)
- Ohsure — tennis skirt with built-in shorts (90% nylon, 10% elastane or 77/23; XS–XXL; 100 pcs per style per colour; sample 7–12 days, bulk 25–35 days; checked 2 October 2026)
- Ohsure — custom tennis wear page ("Production usually takes 15–30 days"; checked 2 October 2026)
- WENS — pleated tennis skort page (built-in undershorts; 80% recycled nylon, 20% recycled spandex; 100 pcs per style; samples 7–10 days, bulk 25–45 days; "BSCI certified factory"; checked 2 October 2026)
- Ohsure — About page (address: 2/F Taihua Building, No. 3 Huandao Road, Jiumenzhai Second Industrial Zone, Humen; checked 2 October 2026)
- WENS — About page (address: Room 201, No. 19 Jiumenzhai First Industrial Zone Road, Humen; checked 2 October 2026)
- WENS — company story (founded 2007; 2016 entry "passed the Sedex inspection"; checked 2 October 2026)
- AIKA — tennis skort product page (92% polyester, 8% spandex; 210–270 gsm; XS–5XL; "MOQ: 200pcs Per Design"; checked 2 October 2026)
- AIKA — FAQ ("minimum order quantity is 100 pcs" and "MOQ of 50 pcs"; sample 7–10 days; bulk 15–25 days; checked 2 October 2026)
- Yoyoung — tennis dress with built-in shorts (100 pcs per colour; "sample within 3 days", bulk within 20 days; OEKO-TEX Standard 100 for fabrics; checked 2 October 2026)
- Yoyoung — About page (Jiangyin, Jiangsu; 5,000 m²; 100,000 a month; Italian circular knitting machines; checked 2 October 2026)
- Sabrina — What we do (tennis among its sportswear; CM/CMT, OEM and ODM; production bases in several places; checked 2 October 2026)
- Sabrina — contact page (Kunshan address listed as "Sabrina, China"; head office New Taipei City; checked 2 October 2026)
- SEAMDANCE — tennis wear page (built-in shorts with silicone grip, a wider band or a longer inseam; ball pockets at side seam, waistband or thigh; palest colourway backlit-tested; stock skirt and skort programmes from 100 pieces mixed; the publisher's own page, checked 2 October 2026)
- SEAMDANCE — quality page (no certification claimed for SEAMDANCE; documents come from the certified mill or factory, holder, scope and validity checked; the publisher's own page, checked 2 October 2026)
- AATCC — TM183, transmittance or blocking of erythemally weighted ultraviolet radiation through fabrics (the US laboratory method behind UPF numbers; checked 2 October 2026)
- AATCC — UV protective textile labelling flowchart (US UPF labels use AATCC TM183 with ASTM D6544 and ASTM D6603 together; checked 2 October 2026)
- Hohenstein — AS/NZS 4399 (classification in UPF levels 15, 30, 50 or 50+; checked 2 October 2026)
- BSI — BS EN 13758-1, solar UV protective properties: method of test for apparel fabrics (checked 2 October 2026)
- Hohenstein — textile UV protection overview (EN 13758-2 garments are marked UPF 40+; checked 2 October 2026)
- AATCC — TM195, liquid moisture management properties of textile fabrics (the test behind "moisture-wicking" claims; checked 2 October 2026)
- BS EN ISO 105-E04:2013 — colour fastness to perspiration (scope; checked 2 October 2026)
- 2026 Official Grand Slam Rule Book (Wimbledon's almost-entirely-white rule and limits on manufacturer identification; checked 2 October 2026)
- SFIA — 2026 Pickleball Single Sport Report announcement, 4 June 2026 (24.3 million Americans played pickleball in 2025, up from 4.2 million in 2020; checked 2 October 2026)
- Li Ning Company Limited — interim results announcement for the six months ended 30 June 2026 (tennis and pickleball as emerging tracks; tennis apparel with Zhang Shuai; a supply-chain base under construction in Guangxi; checked 2 October 2026)
- OEKO-TEX — what OEKO-TEX labels mean (each labelled product can be traced with a QR code or unique product ID; checked 2 October 2026)
- TÜV NORD — amfori BSCI verification ("a verification, not a certification"; checked 2 October 2026)
- Textile Exchange — Quick Guide to the RCS and GRS (a scope certificate does not verify a particular product; ask for transaction certificates; checked 2 October 2026)
Liner shorts, pockets and the palest colourway are settled before bulk, in the same order as the rest of your range.
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