Women playing at Wimbledon will be allowed to wear dark-coloured underwear following period concerns

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Women playing at Wimbledon will be allowed to wear dark-coloured underwear following period concerns
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The All England Club changes its white clothing rule after protests and pressure from female players.

Women will be allowed to wear dark-coloured underwear during the tennis tournament from next year to reduce anxiety while on their period.

Chief executive Sally Bolton said:"Following consultation with players... women and girls competing at The Championships will have the option of wearing coloured undershorts if they choose. "It is our hope that this rule adjustment will help players focus purely on their performance by relieving a potential source of anxiety."

At the 2022 tournament, campaigners from Address The Dress Code staged a protest outside the main gate atThey wore white skirts with red undershorts to highlight the anxiety females face competing in traditional whites.while on her period and trying to play world-class tennis while feeling"bloated and tired".

She added:"I think being on your period on the tour is hard enough, but to wear whites as well isn't easy."

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