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Table Tennis Apparel

Table tennis apparel is cut for the sport's fast footwork and constant arm movement, not general gym wear — breathable shirts and shorts for match play, tracksuits and jackets for the warm-up, and towels and small accessories to round out the kit bag. Stiga and Butterfly both stock a genuine range here, from training basics through to performance pieces.

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Buying guide

Table tennis apparel is cut for fast footwork and constant arm movement indoors, where breathable, close-fitting kit outperforms a generic gym T-shirt over a long session. Stiga and Butterfly both stock a genuine range here, from training basics through to match-day pieces.

Table tennis shirts, polos and shorts

Stiga's shirt range spans the Lines, Creative, Atlantis, River and Training Shirt Player styles, alongside a dedicated Shorts – Unit for match play. Butterfly's shirt line-up runs broader again, from everyday training tees through to performance polos, paired with shorts built for the same fast lateral movement the sport demands — worth pairing with a dedicated pair of table tennis shoes for the same quick direction changes.

Tracksuits, jackets, towels and accessories

For the warm-up and the trip to and from the club, Butterfly's tracksuit range sits alongside suit jackets and a rain jacket for wet-weather travel. Butterfly's Dignics Towel (named for its Dignics rubber range) and several sports towels cover on-court sweat management, while wristbands, a head band, arm warmer and Stiga's socks and cap round out the smaller kit items.

Table tennis apparel: common questions

Yes — it's cut looser through the shoulders for a full swing and lighter through the body for fast footwork, with breathable fabric suited to long indoor rallies rather than general gym wear.

Most players wear one for the warm-up and the trip to the club, then play in a shirt and shorts once the match starts — it's a layer, not core playing kit.

Yes — "ping pong" and "table tennis" describe the same sport, so the shirts, shorts and tracksuits here suit either term.

Both are established table tennis brands with a genuine apparel range; it comes down to fit and style preference, not one being built for a different standard of play. See our Butterfly table tennis apparel and STIGA table tennis apparel ranges.