French brand Lacoste and Swiss fashion brand Lamarel have unveiled a joint 20-piece capsule collection inspired by 1990s tennis culture. At the heart of the collection is the polo shirt, reimagined in short and long-sleeved versions. It is complemented by knitwear, ribbed polo shirts, knitted jumpers, sweaters and a T-shirt for everyday wear. Functional pieces such as tennis skirts, shorts and caps are also included. According to both brands, the focus is on durability, clean lines and high-quality materials.
Each product combines elements from both houses: Lacoste’s iconic heritage meets Lamarel’s Swiss commitment to minimalism and quality. Embroidered logos, print graphics and specially developed dual-brand labels merge the two identities. The color palette remains classic, featuring Lacoste green, navy and white.
A dedicated section is devoted to the children’s line. According to Lamarel, this was prompted by a personal story involving Carlos, the son of Lamarel founder Sandra Rodrigues Pinto and the first child in the Lamarel family. “Having our first child has changed how we think about what we create. We want Carlos to wear these polos one day, just as we wear them today,” said Pinto. The “mini-me” line includes polos and lightweight jackets for children with the same finish as the adult line.
The campaign was photographed and filmed by Angéline Terestchenko and Luca Perrin at the Beau-Rivage Palace in Lausanne, on the shores of Lake Geneva. The location symbolizes the meeting of Lacoste’s French roots and Lamarel’s Swiss origins.
