Tennis NZ and Paladin Team Up to Supply NZ National Tennis Teams

Tennis New Zealand welcomes Paladin Sports as an official apparel partner in 2024 and 2025, responsible for kitting out it’s junior and elite national teams, including the flagship Davis Cup men’s and Billie Jean King Cup women’s national sides.

Paladin, one of New Zealand’s leading sports apparel providers, supply elite teams in a range of sports including rugby, football, cricket and netball and are excited to add NZ national tennis teams to their family of partners. “Paladin is thrilled to team up with Tennis NZ for the high performance arms of the organisation, building on our successful relationship which started with the ASB Classic,” says Paladin Sports NZ CEO Ed Harman. “Their team are truly passionate about the game which reasonates with us.”

“With our extensive range of industry leading fabrics we can build fit for purpose kit for NZ’s best Tennis players, no matter where in the world they’re representing our country.

At Paladin we are committed to Tennis, investing in a large range of stock apparel that anyone can access, as well as it being in a wide range of sizes too. Whether you are weekend social or competition tennis, Paladin will have the Tennis Kit for you and your Club”, Harman concluded.

Tennis NZ players, coaches, staff and officials will utilise Paladin’s industry leading garment technology to ensure they have the best possible apparel for all climates. “We’re looking forward to working with Paladin to ensure our athletes have the gear they need to succeed on court. This builds on our existing relationship for the ASB Classic, where Paladin has created a top-quality merchandise range and supplies apparel for hundreds of volunteers, ball kids and officials,” says Tennis NZ Commercial Manager Gareth Archer. “Tennis can be played in some of the harshest climates on the planet and having apparel that is up the job is really critical” he adds.

Paladin and Tennis NZ officially begin their partnership from the start of January, with the first national team event being a home Davis Cup tie scheduled for 2 & 3 February.

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