Lacoste has unveiled its Roland-Garros 2026 co-branded collections and a new edition of Club Lacoste, running in Paris from 21 to 24 May. The partnership continues to position the tournament as something beyond sport: a meeting point for performance, elegance, and a distinctly Parisian spirit.
Club Lacoste takes over a rooftop in the 16th arrondissement, following previous editions in New York, Melbourne, and Miami. The space is conceived as an immersive hub for brand partners, Lacoste athletes, and the public. It offers exclusive meetings, activities, pop-ups showcasing the collections, and live broadcasts of the opening day matches.
The collection itself spans two categories. Performance covers athletes, ball boys, line judges, umpires, and hospitality teams in polo shirts, breathable T-shirts, shorts, skirts, and training jackets built for movement. The palette sticks to white, deep blue, and green, lifted by the warm tones of clay. This year, ball boys and girls wear a polo made primarily from recycled materials sourced from previous tournaments.
Lifestyle translates the atmosphere of Roland-Garros into everyday clothing: polo shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, scarves, dresses, shirts, and casual sets. Traditional silhouettes sit alongside more relaxed pieces. The Clay Capsule returns for a second edition, with garments dyed using clay from the Roland-Garros courts. A new white clay dye joins the range, deepening the connection between the brand and the surface that defines the tournament.
Footwear, eyewear, leather goods, and accessories complete the offering. Co-branded sneakers and shoes cover both performance and off-court wear. Sunglasses, bags, caps, socks, and underwear round out the full wardrobe.
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The collection will be available across Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, reflecting the tournament’s reach far beyond Paris.
