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A.P.C. Taps Lacoste for a Crocodile-Inspired Collection

A.P.C. has partnered with Lacoste for a collaboration that celebrates the iconic crocodile logo. Lacoste got its name from brand founder and tennis star René Lacoste, famously known as ‘the crocodile’ on the court. The collaboration revives essential sportswear pieces with military accents, using neutral tones and denim fabric for the tennis-inspired collection. Standout pieces in the collection include the classic windbreaker, collared shirts, and A.P.C.’s signature denim. Cozy fleeces and joggers are reimagined with different iterations of the crocodile logo.

The collaboration also includes accessories such as sneakers and striped socks, totes, and an A.P.C. x Lacoste candle, which is inspired by the Parisian tennis courts in the Luxembourg Gardens. The new Lacoste collection debuts on Jun 8, 2022, via the Lacoste website.
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