Lacoste in T1 is your last-minute polo stop
This Lacoste sits airside in Terminal T1, after security, so you can duck in between immigration and your gate. Stock skews classic: cotton piqué polos, logo tees, caps, and a few trainers. Prices track standard EU retail, not outlet-level bargains, so think roughly €90–€120 for a polo. If you forgot a smart-casual top before a meeting in Baixa or Parque das Nações, this is where you fix it.
Opening hours generally follow T1’s main traffic pattern, roughly early morning departures through late evening bank, but expect shorter hours on very late flights. The floor space is compact compared with flagship city stores, so sizes can be patchy, especially in popular men’s polo colors. You’ll still usually find core whites, navies, and blacks on the rack.
Staff handle tax-free paperwork for non‑EU passengers, which matters if you’re dropping €150+ on a couple of items before flying to the US or UK. Payment is standard airport mix: major credit cards, contactless, and cash in euros. Expect classic croc accessories too: belts around €70–€100 and small leather goods in a similar range.
Practical tip: check your gate number first—some T1 gates require a 10–15 minute walk—then shop here with a hard cutoff time on your watch so a polo doesn’t turn into a sprint boarding.