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Since its inception in 1933, Lacoste
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Initially a sportswear brand, Lacoste gradually expanded into everyday fashion. The 1950s saw the brand diversify into fragrances, footwear, and accessories while maintaining their distinctive crocodile emblem. Collaborations with artists and designers in later decades further cemented Lacoste as a cultural icon, transcending sports to influence streetwear and haute couture alike. In recent years, Lacoste has embraced eco-conscious initiatives, such as partnering with the IUCN to release limited-edition polo shirts featuring endangered species instead of the crocodile. The brand also prioritizes sustainable materials like organic cotton and recycled polyester, proving that luxury and responsibility can coexist. If you’re looking for authentic Lacoste products at competitive prices, check out this electronic spreadsheet
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The Birth of an Icon
Expanding Beyond Tennis
Modern Innovations & Sustainability
Why Lacoste Endures
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