Bezioner Girls Tennis Skirt with Shorts (Golf Skort with Dual Pockets)
Product description
What it is and why it helps
This Bezioner girls’ tennis skirt with shorts is a skort-style outfit designed for active days. It pairs the look of a pleated A-line skirt with built-in shorts, so movement feels freer while coverage stays practical.
On paper, it’s aimed at kids who do a mix of sport and everyday wearing: tennis, golf practice, running about at school, or even dressing up for themed events. The design also leans into usefulness, thanks to dual side pockets built into the inner shorts.
Key details that matter in day-to-day use
The fabric blend is polyester and spandex, positioned as soft, breathable, lightweight and stretchy. It’s also described as moisture-absorbing, quick to wash and quick to dry, which is the sort of combination that tends to matter when laundry happens more often than you’d like.
The waistband is wide, elastic and described as non-slip. That’s a small detail, but it can make the difference between a skirt that stays put during movement and one that constantly needs adjusting.
The outer skirt is pleated with a fluid A-line hem. Visually, it’s the classic skater/tennis-inspired look. Practically, it’s the kind of design that works for sporty outfits without feeling too “gym-only”.
Storage and coverage: the dual-pocket idea
One of the more convincing features here is that the shorts are built in and include two side pockets. The brand describes them as “invisible” pockets, meant for essentials such as tennis balls, a phone, cards, keys, hair clips, coins and other small items.
If your child takes a water bottle in one bag but wants to carry a couple of small things for practice (or just doesn’t want pockets flapping around), this setup is easy to appreciate. It’s not just about the look—it’s about having somewhere sensible to put the essentials.
Fit, sizing and the one thing to double-check
The sizes are given as age and height ranges: - S: 4–5 years (100–110 cm) - M: 6–7 years (110–120 cm) - L: 8–9 years (120–130 cm) - XL: 10–12 years (130–150 cm) - XXL: 13–15 years (150–165 cm)
It may sound obvious, but it’s worth checking against height first rather than age alone—especially since the XL range is quite broad. The waistband is described as elastic and non-slip, which should help comfort and wearability, but you still want the length and waist to land correctly for active play.
Pros and limits (so you can decide quickly)
What stands out
- Built-in shorts for better coverage than a skirt-only style
- Dual side pockets for small essentials (tennis/golf items and daily carry)
- Pleated A-line design with an easy, sporty silhouette
- Fabric described as breathable, stretchy and moisture-absorbing
- Quick-dry, practical care instructions (wash and hang to dry)
What to keep in mind
- The description doesn’t specify whether the fabric thickness or level of compression is “sport-specific”, so it might sit more in the comfortable everyday-to-club range than in performance gear.
- Care guidance mentions low-temperature ironing and no bleach, if you’re used to more robust washing routines, you may need to adapt.
Best use cases (and when it might not be the right pick)
It’s a solid choice if you want a single piece that can handle typical school-age activity: tennis/golf practice, PE, running around, or casual wear where the pleated skirt look is part of the appeal.
It also fits well for occasions beyond sport—bicycle rides, gym sessions, dancing, travel days, or even cosplay and costume-style outfits.
It may not be the best choice if you’re after a highly technical performance garment with details like specific seam mapping or premium sport-focused ventilation (those aren’t mentioned here). And if your priority is maximum warmth for cold weather, a light, quick-dry fabric setup can feel a bit too “seasonal”.
Care & maintenance basics
The product is described as machine washable (or hand washable), with fast drying when hung to dry. Don’t use bleach, and if ironing is needed, keep it on a low temperature.
That’s the kind of routine most households can stick to, especially when the outfit gets used frequently.
Buying verdict
Is it worth it?
Buy it if your child wants the look of a pleated tennis skirt but you also care about practical coverage and storage. The built-in shorts with two side pockets are the headline features, and the polyester/spandex mix is presented as stretchy, breathable and moisture-absorbing, which suits sport and everyday play.
You may want to skip it if you’re expecting specialist performance features beyond what’s described, or if your washing/ironing habits don’t match the care instructions (no bleach, hang to dry, low-heat ironing). For most day-to-day use—tennis, golf, PE and active weekends—it looks like a sensible, wearable skort-style option.
Mini FAQ
What age is this tennis skirt for?
Sizes are listed by age ranges alongside height: S for 4–5 years (100–110 cm) up to XXL for 13–15 years (150–165 cm).
Does it include shorts underneath?
Yes. It’s a skort design with built-in shorts, described as including two side pockets.
Are the pockets meant for small items?
The pockets are described as suitable for items like tennis balls, golf accessories, phone, cards, keys, hair clips and coins.
Is it easy to wash?
It’s described as machine washable or hand washable, and quick to dry when hung up.
Does it come in different colours?
Yes, colours mentioned include black, white, pink (new pink), blue, purple, navy blue, pure purple, red and orange.