Pythouse Tennis Dress

EXEAT

£180

Dreamed up at EXEAT’s award-winning Wiltshire design studio as seen in Forbes, the sleeveless Pythouse Tennis Dress plays a starring role in our Rules of Play collection. Featuring an endlessly flattering A-Line silhouette in country club white, its sculpting bodice is offset by a crisp collar, three golden buttons and delicate frills at the shoulder. Its perfectly pleated skirt seals the deal. Elegance, poise and polish is the order of the day. Designed to sculpt through the body and move beautifully on court, this classic white tennis dress is made in the UK from pioneering sustainable perfo

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Registered at Companies House as EXEAT VENTURES LIMITED, number 08623769. Checked 2026-08-29.
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