DRESS CODE

Dress Standards as set out at the Annual General Meeting July 2015

Every competitive player shall dress and present himself/herself for play in clean and customarily acceptable tennis attire. The general appearance of a player is the most important factor at this level, not specific clothing detail.

Coloured recognised tennis type garments and footwear shall be worn, at the discretion of the NSNTA.

Clothing

• Clothing items deemed to be "non-tennis articles" such as dress shirts, singlets, football shorts and jumpers, walk shorts and jeans are not to be worn by any player while competing in a match.

• Sleeveless tennis shirts are permitted which are defined as "tennis shirts without sleeves" i.e. not singlets.

• Track suits are permitted to be worn during a hit-up and during a match.

• No writing or logo restrictions apply except where these are obscene or derogatory.

Shoes

• Suitable footwear for tennis matches shall be worn (depending on the type of surface) at the direction of the home club.

• Ripple sole, jogging, running, cricket footwear and footwear with heels or studs are not permitted.

• The home club has the authority to determine that a tennis shoe's sole does not conform to such customs and standards and can prohibit its use.