Long before Challengers made tennis sexy, the Lacoste polo shirt made it stylish. Around a century ago, French racquet phenom René Lacoste, fatefully nicknamed “The crocodile”, popularized ...

It was a lot of clothing to wear when racing to the net to make an overhead shot. Lacoste was seeking a shirt that was more accommodating to movement. In a 1979 article from People magazine ...

Lacoste has classic polos, dresses, and more, all discounted up to 50% off right now (and great for nailing tennis style this ...

The Lacoste crocodile is about to get extra-colorful. The brand that's been the benchmark for polos since French tennis star René Lacoste began marketing his piqué cotton shirts in 1933 is ...

I truly can't think of any examples besides this one, the Lacoste polo. René Lacoste introduced the polo shirt to tennis, and his eponymous brand was the first to feature a logo on all of its ...

Always looking for a competitive edge, Lacoste invented in ’33 the world’s first modern tennis shirt, a short-sleeve cotton piqué polo, and he founded La Chemise Lacoste to produce it.

Lacoste's decision to produce a lineup of limited-edition polo shirts that replaced its iconic crocodile logo with the images of 10 endangered species was a hit. The entire lineup of shirts ...

Lacoste has swapped its distinctive crocodile logo for one of 10 threatened animal species on a series of limited-edition polo shirts, designed to bring attention to the global state of biodiversity.