Recycled Materials

NikeCourt Slam

Men's Dri-FIT Tennis Shorts

R 1 899,95

This product is made from at least 75% recycled polyester fibres

France's biggest tournament leaves its mark on competitors. These lightweight shorts use sweat-wicking tech to help our top tennis athletes grind it out on the clay. The graphic pattern mimics the dirt players pick up after a long day on the court.

Colour Shown: Steam/Barely Green/Black
Style: IF1560-006
Country/Region of Origin: Vietnam

NikeCourt Slam

R 1 899,95

France's biggest tournament leaves its mark on competitors. These lightweight shorts use sweat-wicking tech to help our top tennis athletes grind it out on the clay. The graphic pattern mimics the dirt players pick up after a long day on the court.

Benefits

Nike Dri-FIT technology moves sweat away from your skin for quicker evaporation, helping you stay dry and comfortable.
Wide elastic waistband has built-in mesh for a no-fuss hold without giving up breathability.
Four-way stretch woven fabric helps you get the most out of your movement on the court.
Signature slanted pocket helps keep tennis balls secure during play.

Product details

15cm (approx.) inseam
Drawcord and elastic waistband
Hand pockets
Body: 89% polyester/11% elastane. Pocket Bag Palm Side: 100% polyester.
Machine wash
Imported
Colour Shown: Steam/Barely Green/Black
Style: IF1560-006
Country/Region of Origin: Vietnam

Size & Fit

Model is wearing size M and is 5′11″ (179cm approx.)

Standard fit: easy and traditional

Size Guide

Free Delivery and Returns

Nike Members enjoy free returns (exclusions apply).

How This Was Made

The recycled polyester used in Nike products begins as recycled plastic bottles, which are cleaned, shredded into flakes and converted into pellets. From there, the pellets are spun into new, high-quality yarn used in our products, delivering peak performance with a lower impact on the environment.
In addition to reducing waste, recycled polyester produces up to 30% lower carbon emissions than virgin polyester. Nike diverts an average of 1 billion plastic bottles annually from landfill and waterways.

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