Lacoste

Clothing - Family/Unisex·

Lacoste is a Clothing - Family/Unisex concept with 107 stores in 107 shopping centers across 28 states. As of October 25, 2026 they opened 0 and closed 3 locations in the last 12 months, a net change of −3. Typical site: 1,350–10,000 SF. Across their fleet, locations have a median 10-minute drive-time population of 37,971 with a median household income of $92,156 and a median age of 38, according to Brandmarch. Similar brands: Abercrombie & Fitch, Greg Norman, and Vineyard Vines.

Tracking · 3 events in last 12 months

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Dates shown here are when each event was detected. Actual event may have occurred up to 30 days earlier. Next digest sends Sunday.

Tanger Outlets (Locust Grove, GA)Closed

Locust Grove, GA · Closed Q2 2026 · Detected Jul 24

Las Vegas North Premium Outlets (Las Vegas, NV)Closed

Las Vegas, NV · Closed Q2 2026 · Detected Jul 24

Ross Park Mall (Pittsburgh, PA)Closed

Pittsburgh, PA · Closed Q1 2026 · Detected Apr 21

About Lacoste

Lacoste The Global Icon of Sport-Inspired Elegance and "Durable Elegance" Innovation Founded in 1933 by tennis legend René Lacoste and headquartered in Paris, France, Lacoste is a premier lifestyle specialty anchor for Tier-1 Regional Malls, High-Street corridors, and Travel Retail hubs. Under the 2026 leadership of CEO Éric Vallat (appointed Sept 2025, formerly of Rémy Cointreau and LVMH), the brand is executing a high-growth "Durable Elegance" strategy aimed at reaching €4 billion in annual sales. This transformation is driven by a shift toward a more premium, fashion-forward positioning under Creative Director Pelagia Kolotouros. The 2026 retail model is defined by the "Le Club" and "Flagship Concept" formats, which emphasize "Retail Theatre" through immersive tennis-inspired installations, digital customization hubs, and 10,000+ sq. ft. flagship footprints (recently debuted on New York's Fifth Avenue and Melbourne Walk). For landlords, Lacoste offers the institutional backing of the Swiss Maus Frères group and a demographic that spans high-net-worth professionals to Gen Z hype-culture enthusiasts, particularly within high-growth categories like footwear, women's fashion, and the "Olympic Heritage" collections.

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