What is the velour tracksuit with the crown crest?

It is a Juicy Couture velour tracksuit. The brand was founded in 1997 by Pamela Skaist-Levy and Gela Nash-Taylor, and the tracksuit arrived in 2001 as a piece custom-made for Madonna. Every Juicy garment carries the same crest: two Scottish terriers holding a shield with three hearts and the words Love P&G, a crown above it and a Juicy Couture banner beneath.
The four places the brand identifies itself
- The crest, embroidered or printed large across the back of the jacket or small on the chest. P and G are Pamela and Gela.
- The wordmark down one leg or across the seat, usually in a blackletter or script face, often in crystals.
- The zip pull, frequently a heart or a crown charm rather than a plain tab.
- The interior tag, colour-coded by garment category. This is the one you cannot check from a listing photograph.


Juicy velour against everything else called a velour tracksuit
The word tracksuit does a lot of work in resale listings, so it is worth separating the label from the fabric. Both figures below are asks from the same feed pull on the same day.
| Group | Listings | Median ask | What is in it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Named Juicy Couture | 224 | $75 | Juicy velour jackets, pants and full sets |
| Velour tracksuits, no Juicy in the title | 182 | $34 | Skims, Bebe, Nike, Puma and unbranded velour |
The label carries a premium of roughly two to one over the same fabric without it. That is the honest reason to learn the crest: it is the difference between a $34 object and a $75 one, and it is the part of the garment a listing photograph can actually show you.
Where the brand has been since 2003
| Year | What changed |
|---|---|
| 1997 | Founded by Pamela Skaist-Levy and Gela Nash-Taylor |
| 2001 | The velour tracksuit is introduced, custom-made for Madonna |
| 2003 | Liz Claiborne acquires the company |
| 2013 | Sold to Authentic Brands Group for $195 million |
| 2014-2015 | US stores close; the label moves into Kohl's |
| 2021 | JCPenney begins selling Juicy by Juicy Couture |
| 2025 | Angel Reese named global ambassador; the Angel Couture collection launches |
Last verified 1 September 2026. Brand history from the source below; listing figures computed from 224 Juicy tracksuit listings and 182 other velour tracksuit listings in a US affiliate product feed pulled the same day. Price figures are computed from a CJ Affiliate product-feed pull of US advertisers made on 1 September 2026. Peer-to-peer marketplace asks of $500 or more are excluded as seller placeholders, as are repdigit asks such as $999 and $9,999 wherever they appear; retailer prices are used as published. Counts are deduplicated row counts, never a feed totalCount.
Frequently asked
What is the tracksuit with the crown and two dogs?
A Juicy Couture velour tracksuit. The crest is two Scottish terriers holding a shield of three hearts under a crown, with a Juicy Couture banner below.
What do the letters P and G on a Juicy crest mean?
Pamela and Gela, for founders Pamela Skaist-Levy and Gela Nash-Taylor. The crest reads Love P&G.
When did the Juicy velour tracksuit come out?
In 2001. The first was custom-made for Madonna, and the style spread through celebrity wear over the following three years.
Is Juicy Couture still in business?
Yes. Authentic Brands Group bought the label in 2013; it is sold in the United States through Kohl's and, as Juicy by Juicy Couture, through JCPenney.
Sources
- Wikipedia, Juicy Couture — founding in 1997, the crest description including Love P&G and the crown, the 2001 Madonna tracksuit, the 2003 Liz Claiborne acquisition, the 2013 sale to Authentic Brands Group for $195 million, the US store closures, Kohl's and JCPenney distribution, and the 2025 Angel Reese collaboration
- CJ Affiliate product feeds, US advertisers, queried 1 September 2026 — every count and price figure on this page is a deduplicated row count from that pull
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