Entdecken Sie unsere neueste Lacoste-Kollektion mit einer Reihe unverzichtbarer Kleidungsstücke wie Lacoste-Poloshirts , Hoodies , Jacken , Caps , Beanies , Sweatshirts , Hemden und T-Shirts . Jedes Stück dieser Kollektion verbindet klassisches Lacoste-Design mit
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Entdecken Sie unsere neueste Lacoste-Kollektion mit einer Reihe unverzichtbarer Kleidungsstücke wie Lacoste-Poloshirts , Hoodies , Jacken , Caps , Beanies , Sweatshirts , Hemden und T-Shirts . Jedes Stück dieser Kollektion verbindet klassisches Lacoste-Design mit modernen Akzenten und bietet zeitlosen Stil und Vielseitigkeit. Hergestellt aus hochwertigen Stoffen und mit außergewöhnlicher Liebe zum Detail eignen sich diese Kleidungsstücke perfekt für lässige und elegante Outfits. Ob Sie das charakteristische Lacoste-Poloshirt oder bequeme Sweatshirts und Oberbekleidung suchen, diese Kollektion bietet die perfekte Balance aus Stil und Komfort für den Alltag.
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About Lacoste and the L.12.12 polo shirt
René Lacoste was a French tennis player with seven Grand Slam titles and a nickname — The Crocodile — that came from a bet over a crocodile-skin suitcase. In the 1920s he grew tired of playing in stiff long-sleeved woven shirts and designed something better: short sleeves, a ribbed collar, a buttoned placket, a longer tail at the back, and a knitted cotton he called petit piqué that let air through and did not cling. He wore it at the French championship in 1928 and caused a minor scandal. In 1933 he went into business with the knitwear manufacturer André Gillier and put it into production as the L.12.12 — L for Lacoste, 1 for petit piqué, 2 for short sleeves, 12 for the twelfth prototype. The crocodile embroidered on the chest was the first brand logo ever put on the outside of a garment.
Lacoste polo shirts, tees and shirts
The Original L.12.12 is still made in the same petit piqué and is the one most people mean by a Lacoste polo. Classic Fit is the same cloth cut a little easier; the washed-effect and eco versions are the same shape in a softened or recycled-content cotton. Beyond polos, the Pima cotton crew necks are the plainer everyday option in a longer-staple cotton that resists pilling, and the graffiti and tennis prints are the louder end. The shirts run to oxford, denim, gingham poplin and linen, cut regular rather than slim, and the overshirts in corduroy, denim and linen blend sit between a shirt and a light jacket.
Lacoste trousers, outerwear and trainers
The rest of the range is quieter and worth knowing about. Linen and stretch cotton chinos and drawstring trousers cover legs. Outerwear is light rather than serious — a showerproof puffer, a packable water-repellent nylon jacket, a track jacket and a taffeta shell, all made to be carried rather than relied on in weather. On feet, the Powercourt is the leather tennis shoe and the Club Low the plainer everyday one, both in white. Caps, a wool beanie and underwear round it out.
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