Lacoste Perfume and Lacoste Cologne
French tennis star Jean René Lacoste made is unintentional foray into fashion when he revealed his trademark sports performance shirt during a tennis match in 1929. His Four Musketeers team was the first to win the Davis Cup from the Americans, and consequently, the American press nicknamed Lacoste, “The Crocodile,” highlighting his tenacity and spunk. After retiring from tennis, Lacost founded La Chemise Lacost in 1933 and began producing his trademark shirt--complete with the signature crocodile logo (some say it's an alligator) embroidered on the chest. The brand expanded rapidly into sportswear, and eventually fragrance. Hits include sporty fragrances like Lacoste, Inspiration, Cool Play, Hot Play, Junior and Red Style in Play.
Recent reviews of Lacoste Perfume and Lacoste Cologne
- Review of Pour Homme by
- Review of Pour Homme by Tanya S.





"I love this scent on a man.... and sometimes even on myself. (Yes, I am a woman!) While this is supposed to be for men, I think it can also work for a woman than wants to (occasionally) wear something less girly. While I don't get much of the grapefruit, I can surely smell the plum, juniper, cinnamon, rum, vanilla and sandalwood. Lasting power is decent, at about 6 hours....."
- Review of Lacoste Elegance by Jonathan blais S.





"Very good perfume. "
- Review of Essential by Jack





"I use this for daytime and love it. I think once it drys down it is simular to dolce light blue. I use lacoste essential and dolce light blue they are both great. "
- Review of Pour Femme by Kim C.





"love,love,love it!!!!what a great deal normally you pay twice that for both perfume&cream,great deal! I have been wearing this fragerance for about five years or so and I will wear it forever hope lacoste feels the sme way! thanks you perfume.com"

















