Lacoste teamed up with Genevieve Gauckler on these tees perfect for the little ones in your family. The tees come in some nice colors highlighted by some playful graphics on the front. The star of the tees is the Crocodile made famous by the brand, but in a much more child friendly manner – not that the Crocodile logo is for adults only, but you get the picture. These are available now at colette.

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We recently showed you some hard goods that are part of Lacoste LAB’s collection. In case you do not recall, the range consists of items such as surfboards, tennis goods, skis, swimsuits, board shorts, helmets, a bike, and of course, polo shirts bearing that world famous crocodile logo. This time around we put the spotlight on a couple of the apparel items, including a tech jacket and swimsuit. See more at Lacoste Lab.

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The Lacoste LAB revives the tradition of innovation, an integral part of the brand’s DNA. Besides being a tennis champion, René Lacoste was also a great inventor and designer. In addition to the famous L.12.12 polo shirt he invented and designed for his own comfort and efficiency on court, he also created technical and revolutionary tennis rackets, balls, golf clubs and golf bags as well as the first ever tennis-ball throwing machine. The artifacts produced by the Lacoste LAB naturally build a bridge between the brand’s heritage and its future.

The Lacoste LAB projects the brand into the future and continues to give Lacoste a competitive edge. It prepares for tomorrow by identifying products which could potentially represent the future of the brand. ‘By seeking new materials and new designs, the LACOSTE LAB expands the ways in which Lacoste expresses itself and boldly takes the crocodile into fields which it has yet to venture’, explains Lacoste Design Director Christophe Pillet, who spearheads the LACOSTE LAB project.

As part of the Lacoste LAB Collection, the French brand collaborated with a series of global brands, each an expert in what they do. GPA Design produced a carbon fibre helmet, LOOK produced a bike, the surfboard was shaped by J.P. Stark and engineered by NOTOX, the skis are produced by Black Crows, the soccer and rugby balls are engineered by MITRE Sports out of Tensile fabric with embroidered crocodile logos and the boomerang is produced by 3B of thin birch plywood. The outcome is a beautiful collaborative collection, now in stock at colette.

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Cool Cats continue to do their thing on the collab tip, this time around with Lacoste L!VE. So-Me shot this lookbook for the collection and going by what we see, this is a really extensive collection comprised of knits, oxfords, a duffle, sneakers, jackets and tees. Most of the pieces are rather colorful, with the exception of Black Line, which is like a collection within the collection. The Black Line is exclusive to Cool Cats, with the whole collection up for pre-order now.

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Lacoste presents a unique collection of pique cashemere polos, limited edition of 1200 copies. Spanning 6 colorways, options include long sleeves for men and short for women, each with mother-of-pearl buttons, side vents and the iconic Crocodile crest. The monochrome box is a solid packaging move. Available exclusively at Lacoste Champs-Elysées Paris and Lacoste 5th Avenue NYC. (shoes-up)

Berlin’s Solebox and Lacoste are working together on a new version of the 10789 boot, this time with a Vibram sole. The shoe is featured in black and blue with mixed suede, leather and nylon uppers, and that beloved Vibram wedge.

The tricolor color scheme is certainly is high demand these days and sometimes a little over-used in the market, but if there is one brand that can use it as much as it wants, then it should be Lacoste. Their iconic polo shirt arrives in the ‘tricolor’ look, featuring the colors on panels on the upper, as well as on details on the sleeve and the collar, even including the iconic crocodile logo patch.

Matching their upcoming footwear collaboration on the Thurman Mid, Japanese retailer atmos and Lacoste have also produced two polo shirts. Next to featuring an oversized Lacoste crocodile logo with red accent, the tricolor branding that is also found on the sneakers, is placed on the button line of the polos. Both the sneakers and the polos are releasing June 2011 at atmos.

In their latest collaboration Japanese retailer atmos gets together again with Lacoste. The Thurman Mid, a Chukka like sneaker from the Lacoste range, gets remixed by atmos. The sneaker comes in two colorways featuring accents in the iconic, yet by now overused tricolor colors, apparent on the eyelets, lining and tags. The sneaker pack will see a release some time in May 2011.

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Lacoste launches a collection of styles available at Size? in a spring colour palette of grey, navy, tan and beige. The first two styles in this collection are based on the iconic Lacoste 1963 tennis-shoe silhouette. René Lacoste Espa features an espadrille outsole bringing it right on trend for the Spring 2011 season. René Lacoste itself has been given the spring treatment with lightweight canvas uppers and leather inlay details. The all-new Thurman is an on-trend chukka boot cut to the ankle, featuring canvas uppers on a chunky cup-sole. Trimmed with leather detail on the heel panel and around the laces, the Thurman also features a unique silver-foil Lacoste branding.

The 5 sneakers will be released exclusively at Size? stores in UK, starting March 21st.

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