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Original L.12.12 Petit Pique Cotton Polo Shirt

White

Sale price£95.00
  • 100% cotton petit piqué
  • Ribbed collar and sleeves
  • Genuine mother-of-pearl buttons
  • Embroidered crocodile sewn on the chest
  • Classic fit

L for Lacoste, 1 for the petit piqué, 2 for the short sleeves and 12 for the prototype René Lacoste finally settled on in 1933, after eleven he did not. The petit piqué is the reason it worked: a cotton knit with a fine mesh structure that stays light and lets air through, the whole point of cutting the sleeves off a tennis shirt. Ribbed collar and cuffs, mother-of-pearl buttons off a proper shirt, classic fit. White, which is the colour it started in. 

COLOUR: White

SIZE: 3 - S

White
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