Auteuil sublimates the elegance of tennis, on and off the court

Tennis as a lifestyle: we understand tennis down to the smallest detail and care about every aspect of a player's life - from performance on the court, to time spent in the clubhouse, to occasions out on the town or on the town. Auteuil is tennis, and all tennis.

Luxury performance: our design philosophy focuses on functional excellence and rich finishes. The elegance of our style borrows from the codes of luxury. Our aesthetic is timeless and personal, the brand discreetly assumes its high-end attitude.

Fairplay : as a French company, all our products are manufactured in Europe to reduce transport emissions, time-to-market and inventory. We carefully select and develop materials that set new benchmarks for performance, and give priority to organic and local fibers. Our products are made to be repaired and to last.

Auteuil sublimates tennis and its status as the world's most elegant sport by offering players, on and off the court, a wardrobe of unrivalled functional beauty, sustainable and respectful quality, inspiring fair play and contributing to the timelessly elegant culture of tennis.

Jean Leclercq and John Mollanger met and befriended three decades ago around a shared passion for tennis while both were working for Nike. After co-founding a renowned tennis boutique on Avenue Kleber in Paris, while each pursuing an international career, they naturally remained connected to their passionate worlds.

In the late 2010s, John and Jean perceived a signal that would form the foundation of Auteuil: the community of tennis players who value the sport's distinctive elegance could no longer find themselves in the existing offering. The balance between performance and style was compromised. The brands present seem to have given up on satisfying the different communities in the world of tennis by consolidating a unique technical and stylistic proposition.

This community of connoisseurs therefore expresses a need for a brand dedicated to them, one that understands not only the functional needs of the game, but also its culture and codes, all at a flawless level of execution and sophistication. A brand that is as intimate and close to them as the clubs in which they play.

Their vision is clear: this brand will be Auteuil, an uncompromising and timeless alliance of tennis performance and elegance. More than just a brand, AUTEUIL will be a second club for modern musketeers.

Craig Buglass and Rob Warner are two of the most experienced product designers in the luxury and high performance industries. With several award-winning designs approved by numerous champions, they have built up an unrivalled reputation at Nike, Puma, Lululemon, Dunhill and others.

Frédéric Pertusier is a renowned designer and art director. After managing the creative direction of iconic French brands, he now focuses on developing creative and experiential concepts for brands such as Paraboot, Angell Mobility and Auteuil.

Constance Perney is an expert in distribution and retail, with in-depth knowledge of the tennis community and club ecosystem. Starting her career in active-wear, she pioneered the transformation of Nike and Roxy in Europe, moving from wholesale distribution models to mixed models including retail.

Petratex is one of the world's most advanced garment manufacturers. Based in Portugal, the company makes unique investments in high-tech machinery and digital processes, enabling it to develop and produce garments for a select group of world-class customers in the sports and luxury sectors.

Jérôme Costes is a world-renowned illustrator and artist. He created the iconic Ruby motorcycle helmet brand and now heads brand and product design for Heidi.

Catherine Monmirel trained at Coca Cola, an expert in marketing research, she understands the logistical flows and structural organization required for the back office of a business.