Luxury and marketplaces: Lacoste relies on Mirakl Connect to break a technical ceiling

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In the wake of Rabanne, Lacoste is structuring a marketplace push. While retailers active on at least 2 marketplaces record a GMV 17.5 times higher than single-channel players, Lacoste is relying on Mirakl Connect to ease tech integrations with Galeries Lafayette, El Corte Inglés, etc.
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Following Rabanne’s announcement in April 2026 of a launch on Amazon Premium Beauty Store, Lacoste also wants to reach new audiences. To accelerate an expansion across premium marketplaces, the high-end retailer announced an alliance with Mirakl (2025 ARR of US$218 million up by 23%, profitable, with 100,000 merchants).

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