Room service just got a glow‑up. The Hoxton has teamed up with Lacoste and LA artist Michael McGregor to launch a capsule collection you can order like a club sandwich — except this one arrives in your size, not on a tray.
According to the hotel, “this isn’t Room Service as you know it” — and they’re not wrong.
The limited‑edition seven‑piece drop is available exclusively to guests staying at any of The Hoxton’s 19 hotels worldwide . Instead of browsing a boutique, you simply flick through the Room Service menu, tap your picks, and staff deliver Lacoste straight to your room like it’s midnight fries — but significantly more stylish.
Fashion meets hotel mischief
McGregor, known for turning hotel notepads and forgotten stationery into cult collectibles, has reworked Lacoste classics into playful, graphic pieces — polos, hoodies, tees, PJs and even a bathrobe — all designed as a one‑off edit for Hoxton guests only. Sizes run XS–XL, with men’s and women’s PJ sets and that exclusive bathrobe rounding out the line‑up.
Prices feel very “treat yourself”:
- T‑shirt £80
- Polo £120
- Hoodie £160
- Bathrobe £200
- Trackpants £145
- PJs £105
And because this is The Hoxton, there’s a catch: when it’s gone, it’s gone. No restocks, no second chances — just pure, limited‑edition chaos for fashion‑hungry travellers.
A playful perk for modern travellers
It’s a clever twist on the hotel‑retail trend: comfy clothes delivered to your comfy stay, with The Hoxton promising you’ll “feel at home, wherever you are” . For business travellers, it’s a fun way to upgrade a work trip; for leisure guests, it’s a souvenir you can actually wear.
And honestly? Ordering a Lacoste polo to your room might be the most delightfully unnecessary and completely irresistible — thing you do on your next city break.
