Luckily for Djokovic's legion of loyal fans, the jacket was eventually available for purchase for a limited time only. But there's a twist, as only 22 pieces were created by Lacoste and most of ...

And after each major milestone, sponsor Lacoste was right there alongside the Serbian to drop some of the most-talked-about tennis merch of the year: Djokovic’s commemorative post-match jackets.

The jacket featured a subtle zipper and included the contemporary Lacoste logo on the jacket's breast - a departure from the brand's crocodile iconography. D'Arcy paired the look with black shoes ...

For Lacoste's debut at the Met, Kolotouros dressed Williams in a dark kelp green polo that extended into a ruffled tennis miniskirt with a longer element in the back. A matching green coat ...

Lacoste Its dedicated motifs and vibrant pops of color pay homage to the vitality that surrounds the home of the tournament and are found across jackets, polos, t-shirts, hats, and more.

varsity jackets; graphic tees; and chunky, cable-knit cardigans, most of which feature the le FLEUR* flower and Lacoste crocodile co-branding. “Louise is a God and these pieces are little ...

Before the presentation ceremony, the US Open champion changed his t-shirt and wore a custom white Lacoste jacket with the number '24' emblazoned in green on the right side of the chest.