Description
Made for movement, the JOOLA Smooth Skirt offers a soft feel and cool touch for long days on the court. Stylish with its sleek look and flattering A-line silhouette, this JOOLA skort also features built-in shorts that add comfort and confidence. A must-have women’s pickleball clothing item that can also be worn for running, tennis, or golf. Look good and feel good knowing that this skirt was made from upcycled luxury athletic-ware material.
Care: Machine wash in cold water
Skirt Material: 86% Recycled Polyester, 14% Spandex
Liner Material: 88% Polyester, 12% Spandex
Elastofit
The elasticity of the specifically chosen fabric allows for optimum freedom of movement.
Dryplay
Lightweight, breathable fabric that quickly wicks moisture away from the skin. Created specifically for athletic use, the high-quality fibers are comfortable, yet durable.
Renew
Made from upcycled fabric remnants from luxury athletic-ware production. Reducing waste for a more sustainable approach to fashion.
A-LINE SKIRT DESIGN
Flattering silhouette with a fitted waist and subtle flare at hem. Clean look that pairs well with a variety of top styles.
BUILT-IN SHORTIE
Inner shortie provides optimal coverage as well as convenient ball storage for pickleball or tennis. Athletic fit for training or competitive play.
MOISTURE-WICKING
Technical material wicks away moisture and dries remarkably fast, while maintaining all-day comfort.
SUSTAINABLE
Made using upcycled fabric, this skirt promotes an eco-friendly approach to fashion.
A-LINE SKIRT DESIGN
Flattering silhouette with a fitted waist and subtle flare at hem. Clean look that pairs well with a variety of top styles.
BUILT-IN SHORTIE
Inner shortie provides optimal coverage as well as convenient ball storage for pickleball or tennis. Athletic fit for training or competitive play.
MOISTURE-WICKING
Technical material wicks away moisture and dries remarkably fast, while maintaining all-day comfort.
SUSTAINABLE
Made using upcycled fabric, this skirt promotes an eco-friendly approach to fashion.
