The Tryst Tennis Tracksuit

EXEAT

£380

Designed at EXEAT’s critically acclaimed Wiltshire studio as loved by Vogue, Vanity Fair and Forbes, The Tryst Tennis Tracksuit dazzles on court. Spun from ultra-luxe recycled Dupont yarns that glide effortlessly across the silhouette, this impossibly chic co-ord is accentuated with a trio of oversized golden buttons at the neck (inspired by Versailles famous gilded gates), an elevated Peter Pan collar to elongate the neck & infinitely flattering slim fit bottoms that have been specially constructed to visibly lengthen the leg. Tryst's secret weapon is its cunningly oversized elasticated waist

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