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I just ordered this lacoste polo and I was just wondering if it is real or not?
Is this Lacoste Real??
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- Jun 26, 2009
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From where?
- Dec 17, 2006
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wrong forum but yes it is. I just looked at my white one and the croc is off. and doesn't come in a bag like no zip lock bag. the line in the middle of thecroc is suppose to peak downwards not upwards.
- Dec 28, 2008
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looks good to me, if not its a pretty good knockoff
- Jun 11, 2008
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no because the gator is supposed to be located between the seam and the first button
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FAKE
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That collar tag looks off as hell. The croc looks deformed and (at least on my Lacoste items..which are all bought at the Lacoste store), I don't have theregistered "R" on the tag.
I also don't recall any of my bags with 'lacoste' written on the croc in that font.
I also don't recall any of my bags with 'lacoste' written on the croc in that font.
- Jul 2, 2009
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I didn't know people still wore Lacoste.
- Jul 6, 2002
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Good eye. Definitely doesn't come in a zip lock bag. Just comes in a regular bag.
Just go cop one at the Lacoste store or Lacoste outlet.
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Lacoste is a timeless brand. The kids just caught on it mad late, about several decades late.
- Mar 31, 2005
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looks fake to me...
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Genuine Lacoste polo shirts have real pearl buttons, known as mother of pearl
- Dec 25, 2007
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this what my tag looks like on my shirt i just pulled out the closet. from an outlet
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- Jan 2, 2007
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it should have only 1 "made in peru"... that as two 
- Dec 5, 2002
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LOL why it say made in peru 2x ol fake $$# *!#!
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hope you got it for the low
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I'm mean the buttons, the made in peru x2, the gator on the tag. An obvious fake.
I'm mean the buttons, the made in peru x2, the gator on the tag. An obvious fake.
- Sep 27, 2008
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it's fake
the button's are supposed to be made from pearls
the tag is off,
MADE IN PERU
MADE IN PERU?
twice?
poor stitching
collar
the button's are supposed to be made from pearls
the tag is off,
MADE IN PERU
MADE IN PERU?
twice?
poor stitching
collar
- Sep 17, 2004
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sorry but that looks off. the tag and the buttons are a good sign.
- Jun 30, 2009
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FAke dont buy it.
1) The Lacoste Crocodile Patch - Lacoste's famous trademark symbol is its Lacoste crocodile logo patch. This is one of the easiest way tospot a fake. A genuine Lacoste crocodile should be very distinct and should show scales, claws, and teeth. Any variation from this detailed standard should bedeemed a fake, as high end designer brands like Lacoste spend a great deal of effort to ensure quality and uniformity. For the men's polo shirts, thecrocodile is embroidered on a patch then sewn onto the shirt, rather than printed directly on the shirt. In the women's, it is printed onto the shirt. TheLacoste crocodile symbol should be attached seamlessly with no obvious white stitch marks attaching the patch to the shirt.
2) Crocodile Alignment - On men's polos, the crocodile is on the left hand side, between the bottom stitching and the second button. Inthe image displayed, I want to draw your attention to the genuine blue Lacoste shirt on the right hand side labeled "Real" - notice how the crocodilelogo is aligned directly between the lower button and the bottom stitching. This is an authentic shirt. Contrast that with the pirated yellow shirt on the leftside labeled "Fake" where the logo is instead aligned with the bottom placket stitching. This is one of the easiest way to tell a fake from a realone.
3) Pearl Buttons - Genuine Lacoste polo shirts have real pearl buttons, known as mother of pearl. Since the pearls are naturally found, notwo patterns should be the same. Fakes usually have mass produced plastic buttons. The real Lacoste buttons should not have anything printed on them either. Ifthey have the word "Lacoste" on the button, the shirt is a fake.
1) The Lacoste Crocodile Patch - Lacoste's famous trademark symbol is its Lacoste crocodile logo patch. This is one of the easiest way tospot a fake. A genuine Lacoste crocodile should be very distinct and should show scales, claws, and teeth. Any variation from this detailed standard should bedeemed a fake, as high end designer brands like Lacoste spend a great deal of effort to ensure quality and uniformity. For the men's polo shirts, thecrocodile is embroidered on a patch then sewn onto the shirt, rather than printed directly on the shirt. In the women's, it is printed onto the shirt. TheLacoste crocodile symbol should be attached seamlessly with no obvious white stitch marks attaching the patch to the shirt.
2) Crocodile Alignment - On men's polos, the crocodile is on the left hand side, between the bottom stitching and the second button. Inthe image displayed, I want to draw your attention to the genuine blue Lacoste shirt on the right hand side labeled "Real" - notice how the crocodilelogo is aligned directly between the lower button and the bottom stitching. This is an authentic shirt. Contrast that with the pirated yellow shirt on the leftside labeled "Fake" where the logo is instead aligned with the bottom placket stitching. This is one of the easiest way to tell a fake from a realone.
3) Pearl Buttons - Genuine Lacoste polo shirts have real pearl buttons, known as mother of pearl. Since the pearls are naturally found, notwo patterns should be the same. Fakes usually have mass produced plastic buttons. The real Lacoste buttons should not have anything printed on them either. Ifthey have the word "Lacoste" on the button, the shirt is a fake.
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