All of the players competing in Wimbledon must wear all white for their match. Here's everything you need to know about why.

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Enter: the dress code. Rather than allowing colorful outfits that highlighted sweat marks, Wimbledon required players to wear "predominantly white" outfits that better hid such unsightly stains.

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