These polo's like like many fashion items become publicly popular after being worn extensively by Hollywood's biggest stars from 2002. Originally produced solely in France the Polo's are now produced in many countries under a licence by Devonlay and in several other countries under sublicenses.  

Rene Lacoste was a famous tennis player nicknamed the crocodile as the result of a bet. The crocodile logo is now a faithful representation of a brand that focuses on longevity, a consistent style and an uncompromising commitment to quality. 20 km of cotton go into each shirt which is knitted into the famous Lacoste "petit pique". The addition of mother of pearl buttons, straight from the Pacific Ocean make this shirt two hundred and thirty grams perfection, style and comfort.

If you are considering buying a Lacoste polo, please feel free to look at the Authenticity page which outlines the key differance between real and fake Lacoste polos. Also For sizing information be sure to see the Sizing Chart

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