Prince’s Stylish Pickleball for Target Is Still In Stock and Now On Sale: Shop These Summer-Ready Picks Before They Sell Out

Danielle Directo-Meston

May 21, 2024 at 7:04 PM·2 min read

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, The Hollywood Reporter may receive an affiliate commission.

You don’t need to be a pickleball player to embrace this season’s sporty-chic style trend. Following Zendaya’s tennis-inspired looks for the Challengers global press tour, the preppy athletic aesthetic is poised to be popular this summer and beyond. Enter: Prince’s recently-launched pickleball clothing and accessories collection for Target, which is still in stock — and on sale ahead of Memorial Day weekend.

More from The Hollywood Reporter

The socially distancing-friendly sport was a hit during the pandemic, and stars including Sophia Bush, James Marsden and others joined the pickleball craze — even competing in The Bachelor alum Colton Underwood’s inaugural tournament in 2023. Drake and Michael B. Jordan invested in the pickleball team Brooklyn Aces, while Matthew and Camila McConaughey served pantless looks in their game-inspired ad for their Pantalones organic tequila.

Launched on April 20, Prince for Target comprises vintage-inspired womenswear, menswear and accessories, such as retro pleated dresses and skirts, polo shirts, track suit jackets and pants, and other colorful pieces designed to be mixed and matched. The range also includes fun gear for the court: think pickleball paddles in playful prints, carryalls, balls and more.

Originally priced from $10 to $50, the Prince for Target collection is now 15 percent off for a limited time — plus, Target Circle card holders save an extra 5 percent off. Pro tip: stock up on other spring and summer essentials during Target’s Hello Summer Sale and use in-store or Drive Up order pickup for seamless online shopping.

Shop our favorite picks on sale below (note that online and in-store availability varies), and check out the full line while it’s still in select Target stores and Target.com.