My Vintage Chemise Lacoste Gillier Polo 1930s

[mrs mojorising]

Pre-War 1935-39

 

[mrs mojorising]

Advert 1937

 

[mrs mojorising]

here a second one..

 

[cypi2]

Nice collector's items. Where did you find them?

 

[mrs mojorising]

The first one from wool i found on eBay, the second one from cotton belongs to a french collector..

 

[cypi2]

Very nice!

 

[GBR]

Do exhibit them in your house?

They certainly do not look fit to wear in public. Despite the label they are what they are, old worn out shirts; the label
certainly does not give them a life extension.

 

[mrs mojorising]

Mine's just the woolen one, framed behind glass after wearing in public..

 

[mrs mojorising]

here the public appearance of the cottoned..
https://culturebox.francetvinfo.fr/...c-malice-ses-tresors-vintage-masculins-222873

 

[mrs mojorising]

all in all these pointed collar shirts are still searched for..
http://fcancan.blogspot.de/2016/08/european-sportsmen.html

 

[sajesak]

Pre-War 1935-39

polished concrete ipswich

Hi all, I believe I have some very late 1970s Lacoste polo shirts from the mid/late 70s but nothing identifying in the label resource here. Though it might be one to add if we can get the right dating. It has the Norma Legge 1973 on the fabric label so must post date that, also Lacoste registered their trademark (sans Izod) in 1979. So I think we have a good dating of between 1973-1979.

However aparently Izod and Lacoste did not part ways till much later.

I am thinking that this label must have been when Lacoste started to use the label without Izod mention and before they registered their own specific trademark without Izod. I have found 70s adverts with both names being mentioned and also with just Lacoste.

If we could date it accurately maybe we could use it for the label resource? Pictures attached.

 

[comrade]

I began wearing Lacoste in the early 1960s and the basic style in
their "standard" pique' fabric is the same as today. When did this version
emerge?

 

[mrs mojorising]

1933 authentic André Gillier era Lacoste Shirt

 

[comrade]

You should wear that classic shirt when you drive your 1933 Delage: