Pima Cotton T-Shirt (men's)

Name: Lacoste Pima Cotton T-Shirt (men's)
Brand: Lacoste
SKU: lacoste-pima-cotton-t-shirt
Price: 60 USD

T-Shirts

$60

Lacoste’s t-shirts run $55 – $90

About Lacoste’s t-shirts: The French tennis-heritage sportswear house behind the crocodile logo; its plain tees sit at the premium end of the mall tier.

Is the price honest?

Sixty dollars for a plain 100% cotton tee is a substantial brand premium — a large share of the price is the crocodile. The Pima fabric is genuinely nicer than a basic cotton jersey, but shoppers who don't care about the logo can get similar fabric for much less.

Our take

Lacoste is the French sportswear house founded by tennis champion Rene Lacoste in 1933, and the embroidered green crocodile is the whole identity — it appears on nearly everything the brand makes. The Pima Cotton T-Shirt is its plain everyday tee, cut from Peruvian Pima cotton jersey with the croc on the chest. Owners report the fabric is notably soft and light, and reviews on the brand's site and at third-party retailers are largely positive. It is a logo-forward premium basic rather than a technical or heavyweight tee.

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The details

Material: 100% Peruvian Pima cotton jersey; the brand lists the fabric at 130 gsm, so it is a light, fine tee rather than a heavyweight one, with the crocodile embroidered on the chest.
Fit: Regular, straight cut. Lacoste itself warns the shirt runs small and advises choosing a larger size, and owner reviews repeat that advice — the brand's European sizing generally translates about a size smaller than US norms.
Quality: Reviewers on the brand's site and at third-party retailers describe the fabric as soft and as holding its shape through washing. The fine, light jersey is not built as a hard-wearing workhorse tee, and sizing complaints show up in reviews more often than fabric complaints.
Best for: Shoppers who want a soft, light, logo-visible tee and are willing to pay a premium for the crocodile.
Care: Machine wash cold and line dry; the brand says not to tumble dry, and treating the fine Pima jersey gently preserves its finish.