LacosteESG & Sustainability Jobs

Iconic French brand recognized for its polo shirts and sportswear, blending casual elegance with athletic performance.

Lacoste is a French fashion brand founded in 1933, best known for its polo shirts and the iconic crocodile logo. It sells clothing, footwear, leather goods, and accessories through retail stores and online channels globally.

Why it matters

Lacoste has made public sustainability commitments including targets to use more sustainable materials - such as organic cotton and recycled fibers - and to reduce its environmental footprint across its supply chain. The brand has also run campaigns tied to endangered species conservation, replacing its crocodile logo with threatened animals to raise awareness. However, the website could not be fetched, so the current scope and progress of these programs cannot be independently verified from source material.

As a large global apparel brand, Lacoste operates in an industry with significant impacts from raw material sourcing, manufacturing, and textile waste. Roles in sustainability at Lacoste would likely focus on supply chain responsibility, materials innovation, and corporate ESG reporting.