Lacoste Ace T Revealed With a Tennis Ball in the Heel
What to know
ClosetKept AI- Lacoste Ace T features TPU frame with diamond-shaped cutouts and techy mesh/canvas layers.
- Heel design splits into V-shape to house an integrated tennis ball.
- Platform midsole includes slanted triangle cutouts suggesting forward motion.
- Spring/Summer 2027 release reported; price and exact date not announced.
- Unveiled at Lacoste 'Dress Code: No White Required' runway show.
Lacoste unveiled the Ace T, a sneaker with a tennis ball built into the heel, at its “Dress Code: No White Required” runway show. The Spring/Summer 2027 release is reported, and Lacoste has not announced a release date or price.
The brand refreshed its performance tennis line earlier this year with the AG LT Pro, and this show pushed further into the overlap of tennis and fashion.
Release Date, Price and Where to Buy
Lacoste Ace T
Price: TBA
Release Date: TBA
Status: Reported
Lacoste Ace T Design
A large TPU frame wraps the upper and is cut with diamond shapes, an approach that recalls the Nike Kobe 3. Techy mesh and canvas layers sit underneath the frame.
The midsole is more of a platform. Slanted triangle cutouts run along it to suggest forward motion.
Where Does the Tennis Ball Sit in the Lacoste Ace T?
The heel splits into a “V” to make room for the ball. It is squeezed between the bottom of the footbed and the platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
When Does the Lacoste Ace T Release?The release is reported for Spring/Summer 2027. Lacoste has not announced a specific date or price.
Does the Lacoste Ace T Look Like the Nike Kobe 3?Only in one respect. Both use a large TPU frame with diamond cutouts across the upper. The Ace T adds mesh and canvas layers and the tennis ball heel.
What Is the “Dress Code: No White Required” Show?It is Lacoste’s latest runway show, which explored the link between tennis and fashion. The Ace T was the standout sneaker from it.
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Runway images via Eyes Mag and Outlander Magazine.
