authority to determine that a shoe does not meet these criteria and may prohibit its use at any WTA Tournament. 

## f. Headwear and Wristbands 

## i. Commercial Identification 

One (1) commercial identification, which may contain writing but may not exceed three (3) square inches (or 19 sq. cm), may be placed over the ear on the side of the headwear. 

## ii. Manufacturer Identification 

One (1) manufacturer identification, which may contain writing but may not exceed three (3) square inches (or 19 sq. cm), may be placed on headwear and wristbands. 

## g. Clothing Sponsor 

The following rules apply to clothing sponsors: 

i. A player may have only one (1) clothing sponsor. 

ii. The clothing sponsor shall assume any or all of the positions reserved for manufacturers on a player’s clothing as detailed in Section VII.C.3.a-f above, subject to the same size limitations. 

iii. A player may not display any manufacturer identifications on her clothing with the exception of her shoes, where she is permitted to display either her clothing sponsor identification or the identification of the shoe manufacturer in accordance with Section VII.C.3.e. 

iv. A player with a clothing sponsor also is permitted to display the commercial identifications allowed under Section VII.C.3.a. above - Shirts, Sweaters, Jackets. 

v. Any player who chooses to have a clothing sponsor must wear the WTA or WTA/sponsor patch on her shirt as required under Section VII.C.8 without exception. 

## h. Patches 

All patches must be firmly and professionally attached at all points on the clothing or equipment. Players may not tape over patches. 

