Bottle

L.12.12 Blanc Eau de Parfum

Published September 21, 2026

L.12.12 Blanc Eau de Parfum was released in March 2021, ten years after the eau de toilette that opened the line and whose theme it revisits in denser form. Marie Salamagne and Ane Ayo composed it as an aromatic woody: Finger lime and cardamom at the opening, eucalyptus and pine, a base of cedar and balsam fir. The bottle echoes the small piqué pattern of the polo shirt.

Bottle redesigned to closely echo the polo shirt, engraved with the small piqué pattern and marked with a dark gray embroidered crocodile, in fifty and one hundred milliliters.

The bottle follows the shape of the polo shirt and bears, engraved in the glass, the small piqué pattern that makes up the garment's knit. René Lacoste's embroidered crocodile stands out on the front, as on the chest of the shirt.

The color of the crocodile serves as a range marker: dark gray for the eau de parfum, green for the eau de toilette launched ten years earlier. The house makes it the visible sign of the stronger concentration.

Two sizes make up the French range, fifty and one hundred milliliters.