Lacoste shoes

                                                                       




Renowned for luxury and classic styling, Lacoste has an unrivaled heritage in the sports fashion market. The brand continues to appeal to the fashion forward consumer and the footwear line is no exception. Modern designs and colorways combine with classic shapes to create a unique style that distinguishes Lacoste from other lifestyle brands.

The Lacoste company was founded in 1933 and takes its name from Rene Lacoste, the world-renowned tennis player and sports enthusiast. Rene Lacoste did not like the traditional shirts used for tennis and teamed up with Andre Gillier, the owner of France's largest knitwear company, to create the knitted cotton pique shirt that revolutionized the sportswear market.

The American press nicknamed Rene Lacoste the "Crocodile" after he made a bet with the Captain of the French Davis Cup team. He had promised Rene a crocodile skin suitcase if he won a match that was important to the team. The American public stuck with this nickname that highlighted Rene's tenacity on the tennis court. A friend of Rene's, Robert George, drew a crocodile that was embroidered on the blazer that he wore on the court from then on.

Each design reflects the brand's DNA - classic, understated, quality and luxury with a sophisticated blend of sports and fashion. These characteristics combine to create a unique style that distinguishes Lacoste footwear from other lifestyle brands.

Quality - They use high-quality materials combined with exceptional standards of manufacturing supported by a quality control team.

Affordable Luxury - Lacoste provides high-quality footwear with all the confidence a prestigious brand can provide but at an affordable price.

Simple - Most of their products have a clean simplicity to them, providing fashionable, modern, understated styling.

Comfort - All of Lacoste's products go through extensive fit and wear trials to ensure their comfort.

Detail - Lacoste likes their shoes to be distinctive and easily identifiable. Fine details are very important to them, from the color of the stitching to the shoe lining.