A season ends
A collection finishes its run in the regular Lacoste stores and makes room for the incoming season.
Outlet store · Tbilisi Outlet Village
Lacoste
Modern sporty look featuring patterned dresses and large light-blue tote bags.
30-70%off original collections
100%original, authentic stock
11:00–20:00open every day
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Open daily from 11:00
30-70% off
On original collections, every day of the year.
What’s in store
The Lacoste store keeps polo shirts, court-inspired footwear, tees, tracksuits and accessories built around the crocodile-logo wardrobe.
Open daily
Mon–Fri 11:00–20:00 · Sat–Sun 11:00–21:00.
20 min from Tbilisi
Open-air village with free parking and EV charging.
What you’ll find in store
This is outlet stock, so the mix changes with every delivery. These are the categories the store keeps, and the names that come through most often.
Polo shirts | This is the category most tied to Lacoste’s 1933 L.12.12 story, with cotton pique textures, ribbed collars and different seasonal colours appearing as deliveries change. | L.12.12 polo, cotton pique polo, ribbed-collar polo, slim-fit polo
Footwear | The shoe wall usually follows Lacoste’s court language rather than performance tennis equipment, so expect clean leather uppers, low profiles and crocodile branding when these lines come through. | Carnaby Evo, Powercourt, court sneakers, leather low-tops
Casualwear | For everyday dressing, the outlet mix can move from crocodile-logo tees to tracksuits and layers that carry the brand’s tennis-club tone into the city. | crocodile-logo tees, tracksuits, sweatshirts, zip jackets
Accessories | Accessories are the finishing part of the Lacoste wardrobe, and availability depends on what remains in each delivery rather than a permanent colour run. | caps, belts, bags, wallets
The brand
From tennis blazer to crocodile polo
Rene Lacoste entered clothing through tennis, not through a fashion studio. The American press nicknamed the French champion “the Crocodile” after a bet over a crocodile-skin suitcase, and he later had the animal embroidered on his tennis blazer.
In 1933, Rene Lacoste and knitwear manufacturer Andre Gillier founded the company and sold the L.12.12 polo shirt. Its petit pique cotton, short sleeves, ribbed collar and longer back tail gave tennis clothing a cleaner structure, while the crocodile became one of the first logos placed on the outside of a garment.
At Tbilisi Outlet Village, the Lacoste rail is useful when you are looking for that tennis-to-everyday wardrobe: polo shirts, court-inspired shoes, logo tees, tracksuits and accessories. Stock comes from previous seasons and outlet-specific deliveries, so the familiar crocodile may appear in different colours, sizes and categories each time.
The Crocodile | Rene Lacoste receives the “Crocodile” nickname from the American press after a bet over a crocodile-skin suitcase, then has the animal embroidered on his tennis blazer.
1933 | Rene Lacoste and Andre Gillier found the company and sell the L.12.12 polo shirt in petit pique cotton, with short sleeves, ribbed collar and a longer tail at the back.
1960s onward | The Lacoste polo moves beyond the tennis court and becomes part of everyday and preppy wardrobes.
Today | At the Tbilisi outlet, Lacoste deliveries focus on the brand’s polo heritage, court-style footwear and crocodile-logo casualwear rather than a flagship-store full collection.
Why the prices are lower
Nothing about the product changes. What changes is where it sits in the season — here is the whole mechanism, in three steps.
In this store
Lacoste outlet stock is made up of original previous-season pieces and outlet-specific deliveries, with colours and sizes changing at every drop.
It moves to the outlet
Those pieces — plus lines produced specifically for outlet stores — arrive at Tbilisi Outlet Village.
Same product, lower price
Identical product, identical quality, 30-70% less. During special offer periods the gap grows further.
Authenticity
Everything on the shelves is original, authentic stock. A lower price here never means a lower grade of product.
Stock rotates
Because this is outlet stock rather than a current-season store, the selection changes with every delivery and the best-known pieces go first. If you are travelling for one specific item, call the store before you set out.
Plan your visit
The Lacoste store keeps the same hours as the rest of the village. Free parking, EV charging and dining are all on site.
Lacoste
Tbilisi Outlet Village
- Monday
- 11:00 – 20:00
- Tuesday
- 11:00 – 20:00
- Wednesday
- 11:00 – 20:00
- Thursday
- 11:00 – 20:00
- Friday
- 11:00 – 20:00
- Saturday
- 11:00 – 21:00
- Sunday
- 11:00 – 21:00
Free parking
EV charger
Kids zone
Cafés & restaurants
More than one store
Make a day of it
One of more than thirty names here — the first open-air outlet village in Georgia, mixing international labels with Georgian brands.
30+international and Georgian brands
Kidsdedicated play areas across the village
Diningcafés and restaurants, Georgian and European
Questions people ask
The things people ask before making the trip, answered straight.
For polo and court-shoe shoppers, Lacoste at Tbilisi Outlet Village is a trip best made after weighing outlet prices against the odds of the preferred fit.
Are the crocodile-logo pieces genuine? | Yes. This is an official Lacoste store, and every polo, shoe and tracksuit arrives through the brand’s authorised network.
Is the outlet stock all last-season Lacoste? | No. The rails combine original pieces from previous collections with products made specifically for outlet stores; the lower price reflects when and where they are sold, not lower-grade goods.
How much cheaper is the Lacoste outlet? | Its prices remain at least 30% under those at the brand’s city stores throughout the year. Selected promotional periods can push the saving as high as 70%.
Can I count on finding an L.12.12 in my size? | No. Stock changes with every delivery, and familiar pieces such as the L.12.12 tend to sell first; be ready to compare the sizes and colours available when you visit.
What makes an L.12.12 polo different? | The 1933 design uses petit piqué cotton, short sleeves, a ribbed collar and a back tail longer than the front. It is the polo René Lacoste created with knitwear manufacturer André Gillier.
When is it easiest to try on polos? | Weekdays are quieter, so browsing the Lacoste rails and trying different fits is calmer from Monday to Friday. The village is open 11:00–20:00 on weekdays and 11:00–21:00 at weekends.
Also in the village
Four more stores a short walk away.
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Lacoste · Tbilisi Outlet Village
Same product. Same quality.
Better price.
Open daily from 11:00. Free parking, twenty minutes from the centre of Tbilisi.
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