Lacoste

In 1927, the French tennis player René Lacoste was the main person responsible for the first victory in the French Davis Cup titles in colecionou and famous tournaments, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and Forrest Hills. He used the figure of a crocodile as a coat in a marine-blue blazer and a short-sleeved shirt with collar and buttons that went up to the neck, designed by himself. The unusual uniform first appeared in the U.S. Open Championship. Two years later, he left the court because of a tuberculosis and devoted himself entirely to the business of its grife.