Lacoste Spring 2026 Tennis Collection – The Novak Djokovic Collection

Written by: Stefan Jonsson | March 11, 2026
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Lacoste has unveiled its Spring 2026 tennis collection, and the iconic French brand continues to prove that elegance and performance aren’t mutually exclusive. From Novak Djokovic’s signature line to the fresh Players collection and standout pieces from Grigor Dimitrov and Arthur Fils, this season brings technical innovation wrapped in that unmistakable Lacoste style.

The Novak Djokovic Collection

When one of the greatest players in tennis history helps design a collection, you pay attention. The Novak Djokovic line for Spring 2026 is the headliner of Lacoste’s launch, featuring pieces that Djokovic himself tested during training.

Novak Signature 3D T-Shirt The standout piece is the Signature 3D T-Shirt (image below) in cream/beige. Made from abrasion-resistant piquรฉ fabric constructed from recycled polyester, this shirt features a large central print inspired by tennis racket forms. The Ultra-Dry technology keeps you fresh during intense rallies, while UPF protection blocks up to 98% of UVA and UVB rays. It’s technical gear that doesn’t sacrifice style.

Novak Fan Top For fans who want to support the GOAT, the Fan Top comes in navy and features Ultra-Dry moisture-wicking technology.

Novak Tech Woven Shorts Available in black and navy, these woven shorts pair perfectly with the collection’s tops. They’re designed for freedom of movement with a modern, technical aesthetic that works both on and off the court.

Novak Signature Jacket The collection’s outerwear highlight is the Signature Jacket in navy. Made from lightweight, water-repellent fabric (DWR treatment, PFC-free), it features bomber-style accents and exclusive prints showing Djokovic mid-match. The mix of polyester and elastane ensures both protection and mobility.

Novak Signature Hoodie For warmups or cool mornings, the Signature Hoodie in beige/grey features comfortable, breathable cotton with mesh panels and that same clay court-inspired print showing Nole in action.

Novak Tracksuit The complete Tracksuit in navy offers a coordinated warmup option with the same technical features and design language as the rest of the collection.

Fan Pack Options Lacoste is offering Fan Packs that include a T-shirt and hat combo in both cream/beige and white. These sets feature Djokovic’s signature logo on the cap, something for the true fans…

The Players Collection: Core Performance Pieces

Beyond the Djokovic signature line, Lacoste’s main Players collection brings performance-focused apparel for serious players.

Men’s Players Collection

Players On Court Polo The Players On Court Polo represents Lacoste’s commitment to seamless design. Available in navy and grey/lime colorways, this ultralight polo (143g fabric) uses Ultra-Dry stretch jersey made from recycled polyester.

Dimitrov On Court Polo Grigor Dimitrov gets his own variation in pink, featuring the same technical construction but with a unique color palette that stands out on court.

Players Technical Top The Players Technical Top in navy offers a moisture-wicking crew neck option for training or warmups, while the Dimitrov Technical Top comes in the same pink colorway as his polo.

The Novak Signature Jacket

Players Shorts Available in navy, black, and light blue, the Players Shorts bring clean, modern styling with the performance features you’d expect from a premium brand.

Player Hat The Spring Player Hat comes in navy and white options, providing essential sun protection with a clean, classic look.

Women’s Players Collection

Players Dress The women’s Players Dress in white represents the collection’s flagship piece. Cut for performance with built-in shorts, this dress balances movement and coverage perfectly. It’s the kind of piece that works whether you’re playing club tennis or just want to look the part.

Players Tank Available in light blue and white, the Players Tank offers a sleeveless option with the same technical fabrics and moisture management as the rest of the line.

Players Skirt The Players Skirt in white features integrated shorts and clean lines that work with any top in the collection. Lacoste’s attention to fit and fabric choice makes these skirts move naturally during play.

Players Shorts For those who prefer shorts to skirts, the Players Shorts come in light grey/green and navy. These offer the same technical construction with a more casual aesthetic.

Heritage Dress The Spring Heritage Dress in white brings a more traditional tennis aesthetic with modern performance fabrics. It’s perfect for players who appreciate classic tennis style with contemporary comfort.

Accessories: The Finishing Touches

Classic Visor The Classic Visor in navy and white provides sun protection with that unmistakable Lacoste style. Simple, functional, and perfectly executed.

Wristbands Lacoste’s wristbands now come in navy, white, and light blue.

What Makes This Collection Different

Technical Innovation Meets Heritage Lacoste isn’t just slapping crocodiles on generic tennis wear. The Spring 2026 collection incorporates genuine technical features: Ultra-Dry moisture management, UPF sun protection, abrasion-resistant fabrics, heat-bonded seams, and water-repellent treatments. These are pieces designed for actual performance.

Sustainable Materials Many pieces use recycled polyester, showing Lacoste’s commitment to reducing environmental impact without compromising quality.

The 143g Polo Standard That ultralight 143g polo fabric is a game-changer. It’s what Djokovic wears for “record-breaking performances,” according to Lacoste, and the difference is noticeable. This isn’t heavyweight cotton, it’s engineered for movement and comfort during long matches.

Seamless Construction The heat-bonded seams throughout the collection eliminate chafing points. If you’ve ever dealt with irritation from traditional stitched seams during a long match, you’ll appreciate this detail.

Color Palette and Design Language

Spring 2026 brings a refined color palette centered on classic whites and navies, with strategic pops of light blue, pink, and cream. It’s sophisticated without being boring. The prints (particularly the tennis racket-inspired graphics and action shots of Djokovic) add visual interest without overwhelming the designs.

The overall aesthetic is clean, modern and distinctly Lacoste. You surely won’t mistake these pieces for Nike or adidas.

Where to buy?

Lacoste is not known as a cheap brand. They position themself as a premium brand, and the pricing reflects that. You’re paying for heritage, quality materials and genuine technical innovation.

Is it worth the prices? That depends on what you value. The construction quality is excellent, the materials perform as advertised, and the designs have staying power beyond a single season. These aren’t fast-fashion pieces that fall apart after a few washes.

Buy the new Lacoste Collection from Tennis Warehouse Europe here, make sure to add promo code TNERD10 at checkout for a 10% discount. For anyone living in US or Canada, check the new pieces from Lacoste here at Tennis Warehouse.

The Bottom Line

Lacoste’s Spring 2026 collection reinforces why the crocodile remains relevant in modern tennis apparel and they are actively innovating while respecting its heritage.

The Novak Djokovic line brings genuine champion-tested performance. The Players collection offers versatile, high-quality pieces for everyday use. The attention to technical details like seamless construction, moisture management, and sustainable materials shows a brand that takes tennis seriously.

Yes, you’ll pay a premium. But you’re getting proven performance features, and apparel that makes you feel like you belong on a tennis court. In a market crowded with athletic brands, Lacoste still stands out.

Read more about Novak Djokovic’s racquet and gear.

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Stefan Jonsson

Stefan is a writer at Tennisnerd since 2023 and keep the readers updated on new events, betting tips and general tennis news.