adidas Women's Stella McCartney Barricade Tennis Skirt (Red/White) - BK5360

By Adidas

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Model

BK5360

Manufacturer

Adidas

Detail

This adidas Stella McCartney Pleated Skirt will let you move freely to every ball on the court. This skirt is made of lightweight knit with an elastic waistband, all-over pleats, built-in compression short, colorblocking, and a heat transfer adidas by Stella McCartney logo at right hip. Skirt Length: 13" (size S). Inseam: 3". Content: 88% Polyester, 12% Elastane double knit

Category

Tennis

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Roger Federer started his European indoor season with more dominance in his hometown of Basel on Monday evening. The 38-year-old Swiss won his 21 st consecutive match at the Swiss Indoors Basel, sprinting past German Peter Gojowczyk 6-2, 6-1 in only 53 minutes. I thought the match was good. I felt like I had a good spring in my step and was quick onto the ball. Didn’t take me long to get used to the conditions. That was positive,” Federer said. “[I] knew of the danger...

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