Clothing - Martin di Nenno

How to choose Martín Di Nenno padel clothing

This collection brings together garments designed for training and competition, focusing on fit, freedom of movement and moisture management. Knowing the function of each item helps you select T-shirts, trousers and layers suited to your pace of play and training routine.

Cut and fit

Cut determines on-court comfort. Look for garments that allow mobility in the shoulders and hips without excess fabric that interferes with lateral movement or jumps. For intense sessions, closer cuts offer better support; for long training sessions, a looser fit promotes ventilation.

Sizing considerations

• If you are between two sizes, choose the larger size for trousers and shorts if you usually wear layers or leggings underneath.
• Check the size guide and pay attention to sleeve length if you have long arms or are very tall.

Materials and breathability

Prefer technical fabrics that wick sweat and retain their shape after exertion. Localised ventilation panels and quick-dry fabrics improve comfort during demanding matches and continuous training.

Function of each garment

• T-shirts: lightweight, breathable models with flat seams to reduce chafing in long rallies.
• Trousers and shorts: cuts that facilitate lateral movement; discreet pockets if you need to store balls or overgrips.
• Outerwear: jackets and lightweight sweatshirts for warm-up and recovery between matches.
• Accessories: caps and technical socks that improve moisture management and comfort.

Care advice

To maintain technical properties, wash garments at low temperature and avoid fabric softeners that can reduce breathability. Air drying prolongs lifespan; use delicate cycles for items with seams or heat-sealed details.

Combining items and on-court use

Choose outfits that combine function and fit: lightweight T-shirts and shorts for competition; thermal layers for warm-ups. The right choice balances freedom of movement, moisture management and support at key points.

Note: this collection groups the garments linked to Martín Di Nenno to make selection easier by function and fit, without detailing specific models.