The French clothing manufacturer Lacoste is transforming its Berlin concept store into a world of experiences for a few months. With the “Polo Factory” installation, the traditional brand stages the manufacturing process of its iconic polo shirts.

The “Polo Factory” installation in Lacoste’s Berlin concept store Image: Tonya Matyu
The “Polo Factory” installation in Lacoste’s Berlin concept store Image: Tonya Matyu
The “Polo Factory” installation in Lacoste’s Berlin concept store Image: Tonya Matyu

Until the end of August, the store at Neue Schönhauser Str. 8 will now offer visitors a “new, immersive shopping experience” that “brings the different phases of the creation of a polo shirt to life,” explained Lacoste.

The “Polo Factory” installation in Lacoste’s Berlin concept store Image: Tonya Matyu
The “Polo Factory” installation in Lacoste’s Berlin concept store Image: Tonya Matyu

The spatial installation “reinterprets the production process from a contemporary and immersive perspective” and draws inspiration “from real production environments while at the same time presenting a surreal and colorful factory world,” according to a statement.

The “Polo Factory” installation in Lacoste’s Berlin concept store Image: Tonya Matyu
The “Polo Factory” installation in Lacoste’s Berlin concept store Image: Tonya Matyu

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