Roland Garros 2021

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Work. Work. Win.

Another deep run with tenacity

Congratulations Novak Djokovic for his second Roland-Garros title.

Novak Djokovic's outfits

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In the heart of the action

In the eyes of the Crocodile

This year, Lacoste will dress players, ambassadors, line judges, ball girls and ball boys, coaches, collaborators... in very special polos. All kitted with a mini-camera behind their crocodile, the Lacoste team will make you live the tournament from the heart: right up close to the action and emotion.

In the heart of the action

In the eyes of the Crocodile

In the heart of the action

In the eyes of the Crocodile

In the heart of the action

In the eyes of the Crocodile

In the heart of the action

In the eyes of the Crocodile

In the heart of the action

In the eyes of the Crocodile

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In the Lacoste wardrobe

The Lacoste x Roland Garros collection

A lightweight and ultra-breathable technical polo, a shoe with unmatched agility, a second skin tennis dress, weather-logic jackets from the tournament team or collector's pieces especially monogrammed for the occassion: a collection that fuses performance, ease and elegance.

All the collection

Become unbeatable on Roland Garros

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Lacoste and Roland Garros, a story that has lasted...

...50 years. It was in 1971 that the partnership between Lacoste and the Parisian tournament started. In 2019, Lacoste became the official Premium Partner of Roland Garros. Since then, Lacoste dresses the umpires, coaches, ball girls and ball boys, line judges and, of course, all of the Lacoste team players.

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What are the names of the 4 stands of Roland Garros' main court?

Jean Borotra, Jacques Brugnon, Henri Cochet and René Lacoste: since 2008, the stands bear the names of the four musketeers, the French tennis team from 1927, for whom Roland Garros was initially built.

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In which year was Roland Garros first celebrated?

Everything began following the Davis Cup victory in Philadelphia in 1927 by the French team Brugnon, Borotra, Lacoste and Cochet ("the 4 musketeers"). Hoping to return the favour, the Americans decided to organise a return meet in July 1928. The city of Paris built the stadium to host the event. The name was chosen by the French Stadium in homage to one of its members who had disappeared 10 years earlier in 1918, the avitation pioneer Roland Garros. And the tournament become legend.

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What name does the centre court of Roland Garros bear?

In 2001, the central court was rebaptised the Philippe Chatrier court, in homage to the former French player and sport leader Philippe Chatrier. With René Lacoste, they fought for tennis to be open to amateurs to allow them access to the top level and to become tomorrow's professionals.

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How many times did René Lacoste win Roland-Garros?

René Lacoste won the tournament three times, in 1925, 1927 and 1929. His last victory took place at Roland Garros and was the last in his career. From then on, he would always keep a foot on central court notably directing the French Tennis Federation from 1940 to 1943.