2 min read- Score up to 59% off premium Lacoste summer staples during Amazon Prime Day.
- An editor’s favorite $120 long-sleeve oxford shirt is slashed down to an insane $57.
- Discounts are live on classic pique polos, performance shorts, hats, and low-top sneakers until Friday, June 26.
I’M ALWAYS LOOKING for ways to dress up in this summer heat. With Amazon Prime Day sales on Lacoste summer apparel, I know I can invest in this without burning a hole in my wallet.
The brand literally invented the modern polo shirt to combine athletic comfort with clean style. This staple is on sale right now in a variety of colors for up to 53% off. Guys love it because it’s timeless, premium quality, and gives you that effortless style without looking like you tried too hard.
The entire Lacoste sale is actually pretty solid, though. I bought my favorite Lacoste Classic Long Sleeve Oxford Shirt a few weeks ago at full price which was a crisp $120. Right now? It’s marked down to $57. That is more than half off for a premium office pick. I’m annoyed at myself, but not enough to gate keep the news from you.
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The rest of the sale is equally as impressive. Ditch the baggy cargo shorts, because the brand’s sleek performance tennis shorts at up to 44% off. They come in a lightweight, quick-drying athletic silhouette. You can also buy your classic cotton t-shirts at 43% off for the days you want to keep it casual. Round out the look with their discounted low-top white sneakers and a classic twill croc hat.
I’m not exaggerating when I say that getting Lacoste at more than half off for Prime Day is the easiest style win you’ll get all year.
Lacoste’s Summer Apparel Prime Day Deals
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Josiah is the Digital Content Producer for the commerce team at Popular Mechanics, Best Products, Runner’s World, and Bicycling Magazine. He also writes for “BIO Buys”—a column on Biography.com—giving readers the lowdown on what products their favorite celebs are using. In another life, Josiah was an editor at ThePioneerWoman.com, where he sharpened his expertise on all things lifestyle, food-news, and entertainment. Outside work related matters, he’s a fan of Studio Ghibli films, unimportant reality TV drama, and melancholy Lorde songs.
