Lacoste: Challenge, Eau de Toilette Brand: Lacoste Gender: Men Contents: 90 ml Lacoste is one brand which comes originally from France and was founded in 1933 by Rene Lacoste and André Gillier. It's a brand which focuses on selling among other (expensive) clothes, shoes, perfumes and watches and all have the logo of a crocodile. For me the brand is best known for its polo shirts, it's sporty look but also it's expensive nature of its products. I don't really buy products from this brand but couldn't resist this smell. The Lacoste Challenge has a very classic and a bit old kind of look. It looks like a gold coloured bar with a ...  Read the complete review

I always associate Lacoste with a certain type of man, who lives in Poole, likes boating, wears Blue Harbour from Marks and Spencer and has a side parting. I got bought some the other week as a gift and I tick none of the above! I usually prefer Boss or Joop, but thought I would give it a whirl anyway. Presentation of the fragrance is sleek and minimal with a trendy enough bottle. The bottle almost looks a bit feminine and this intrigued me. My initial opinion was that the fragrance was going to be overly potent, when I smelt the top of the nozzle. The reality though was not as expected, the fragrance was much less overwhelming once I had it on. So ...  Read the complete review

Say Lacoste, to me and i automatically think sports clothes or them white polo tops with the corcodile on, It was a shock to discover that these too had gone down the same road as many other companies. but was also amazed that they had been doing it for some while. i guess the only reason i can think of is that I have never thought about Lacoste in the perfume industry so have never looked. So after getting this fragrance i took it upon myself to discover a little more about lacoste instead of just knowing of the polo shirts and sports clothes dont worry i only used the basics for this review, it does relay to you what i did think of " Lacoste ...  Read the complete review