Female Athletes Complain Of Nike'S Special Wimbledon Special Edition.

Since the establishment of Wimbledon, the competition has strictly stipulated that players' clothing must be white, intended to express respect for the British royal family.

This year,

The company launched a special Wimbledon special edition for its signed players.

However, because the clothes are too light and exposed, female athletes have complained collectively.

Nike has announced that it will

Recall and revise.

Whether in the field or on the practice ground, athletes who participate in Wimbledon must wear all white clothes, not containing rice white and milky white. They can not have solid ornaments or large color patches on their clothes. Players can only customize within a centimeter of collar and cuffs. The back of the jacket, skirt or sweater must be pure white. The bottom of shorts, skirts and tops must be pure white. The DIY range is only 1 cm below the bottom. Hat, headband, scarf, wrist protectors and socks must be all white; shoes including soles must be almost white; any underwear that can be seen during the competition must be white.

As a Jersey manufacturer, Nike has built a special tennis Jersey, but it has received a lot of complaints from the players.

Nike has been asked to deliver the remodeled Jersey to the players before the Wimbledon starts. It is reported that at least 20 women players are involved.

The Nike tennis dress, priced at 75 pounds, is called "Nike Premier Slam". The players who wear it complain that the garment will easily show the waist above the running and directly affect the performance of the match.

The qualifying match of Wimbledon opened in Rohan pun, England this week. The 19 year old superstar Katie Boulter wore the special jersey.

She wore a white hair band on her waist to fix her clothes so that she could not fly.

Ruth, 31 year old veteran of Czech, is wearing knee tights.

Wimbledon was designed by Nike because it was in line with the white suit.

However, it does not take into account the actual effect of the upper body will affect the player's play.

Nike has informed its signers to mail the ball to the company's renting room near the British club.

The mail said: "according to Wimbledon's practice, we need to make a small change to your ball suit, please send them to Nike Wimbledon studios."

At the end of the email, it was marked: "this is very important."

York Brad shal and Lara Robertson are also involved in the "modification storm". They hope that the clothing companies can lengthen their clothes.

However, one of the tennis stars, Xiao Wei, will wear a specially made SW19 robe wearing a little change.

This 100 pound shirt looks more wired and has a clip on the waist, and the neckline will be higher.

A spokesman for the all England Club said it was Nike's question: "this dress is approved by us because it fully matches our requirements for the color of the Jersey."

Nike declined to comment.