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Club-Low Trainer White / Off White

White Off White

Sale price£125.00

COLOUR: White Off White

SIZE: UK 10

White Off White
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  • 100% leather upper
  • Rubber and EVA outsole
  • Recycled polyester lining
  • Double row decorative stitching
  • Metallic crocodile on the side panel
  • Retro lozenge logo on the tongue
  • Debossed contrast heel counter

Lacoste exists because René Lacoste bet a captain a crocodile skin suitcase on a match in Boston in 1923, lost, and ended up with a nickname an American journalist then printed. Robert George drew the crocodile in 1927 and Lacoste put it on the outside of a shirt, which nobody had done before. The Club-Low is a plain leather court shoe with that crocodile in metallic on the quarter.

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