tipo isn’t just a brand — it’s a wink, a mood, a way of saying you’ve got something. Born in Portugal, made for everywhere. Raised between the court and the street, tipo mixes irony with identity, sport with style, and attitude with understatement.

In Portuguese, tipo can mean almost anything: “guy”, “type”, “like…”.
It’s the word people throw into every sentence — casual, spontaneous, confident.
It doesn’t define — it suggests.
It adapts, moves, bends, plays. Just like you do.

For English speakers, tipo feels international, light, and slightly mysterious.
It’s familiar — like type or dude — but never exactly either.
That’s the fun part. It makes you ask: “What does tipo mean?”
And we’ll say — exactly that question.

tipo isn’t about fitting in.
It’s about owning your type.
The player who trains hard but laughs harder.
The minimalist who wears neon.
The ironic one who still wins the match.

We call it postmodern equipment — where performance meets attitude, and simplicity hides a smile. Because being tipo isn’t about trying — it’s about being effortlessly you. Sport with soul. Irony with confidence. From the court to the street — tipo moves with you.