Lacoste on USFans Spreadsheet

Worth being plain about the size of this one: a backpack, a couple of bags, a wallet, the basic polo, a few tees and a bracelet. That is the page. The polo is the item that carries it.

Lacoste is cut classically and slightly slim, so if you want a relaxed fit you need to size up on purpose. On the polo the measurement that matters is chest rather than length, since the body is cut fairly short by current standards. The piqué knit — a textured waffle weave rather than a flat jersey — is what stops the shirt reading as a t-shirt with a collar, so look for that grain in a close photo, and check that the collar is a separately knitted piece with its own ribbing rather than a folded hem, because a limp collar is what ages this garment fastest. The crocodile is the only branding: a dense little embroidery with a lot of shape packed into a small area, where the jaw, the tail and the ridge along the back should all stay distinct. Prices in USD. More on the USFans Spreadsheet.