BUILT AROUND SQUASH. MADE FOR THE DUDES.
IF YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW.
Squash gives us the stories. Clothing is how we tell them.
Our designs take inspiration from the legends, characters, commentary, banter and strange little bits of squash language you pick up from spending enough time around the game.
Sometimes the reference is obvious. Sometimes there's another joke hiding in there for the people who know.
You don't need to play squash to wear Squash Dudes. But if you do, you might spot something everyone else doesn't.
THE DUDES
Squash takes you places.
Different cities. Different clubs. Different cultures. But somehow, wherever you play, you find the same thing: people brought together by the game.
The match is only part of it. It's the coffee before training. Sitting around the club afterwards. The pint after a match. Travelling halfway around the world and finding someone you already have something in common with.
Squash Dudes started with two friends. Now the Dudes are everyone we meet along the way.
Founded by Peter Creed, Squash Dudes started with two friends, a life spent around squash and a simple idea: make things we actually wanted to wear off court.
Inspired by the characters, culture, language and stories of the game, we make clothing for everything that happens around it—travelling, training, watching, hanging at the club, grabbing a coffee or having a pint after a match.
Because squash has always been about more than what happens between four walls. It’s about the Dudes you meet along the way.
MADE CLOSE TO HOME.
We like knowing the people who make our stuff.
Our collections are designed in the UK and produced in small runs with people close to Peter's hometown in Wales, including makers who are squash players themselves.
We choose high-quality materials, including organic cotton across our tees, and use traditional screen-printing techniques to bring the designs to life. We produce in deliberately small quantities rather than making more than we need, and use recyclable packaging wherever possible.
It's a more considered way of making things—good clothes, made properly, with good people.