Ralph Lauren

Ralph Lauren has stayed true to that same vision for nearly 50 years, from his early days selling ties out of a drawer in the Empire State Building to the network of global fashion brands he oversees today.

Ralph Lauren is now an American cultural icon in his own right, and the company he created is a global leader in the design, marketing, and distribution of premium apparel, accessories, home goods, and fragrances.

His name is synonymous with timeless design, impeccable quality, and the utmost attention to detail.

MILESTONES

2016
Ralph Lauren is once again the official outfitter for the Olympic Games, designing the opening ceremony and closing ceremony uniforms for Team USA to wear at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games

1967
28-year-old Ralph Lauren starts a necktie line under the label Polo, and begins selling his designs out of a drawer in the Empire State Building

1971
Ralph Lauren introduces his now-iconic Polo pony logo, which first appears on women’s shirt cuffs

1983
Ralph Lauren opens his New York City men’s flagship store in the historic Rhinelander Mansion on Madison Avenue

1992
Ralph Lauren receives the first-ever CFDA Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by Audrey Hepburn

2003
Ralph Lauren launches the Pink Pony campaign for breast cancer awareness and prevention

2016
Ralph Lauren is once again the official outfitter for the Olympic Games, designing the opening ceremony and closing ceremony uniforms for Team USA to wear at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games

1967
28-year-old Ralph Lauren starts a necktie line under the label Polo, and begins selling his designs out of a drawer in the Empire State Building

Reviews

“If you’ve got the money – why not? One of the biggest names in clothing is Ralph Lauren. The clothing is fashionable and great quality. If I could I’d only wear Ralph Lauren, but it is a fair bit expensive. You get what you pay for in the end. I’d recommend this store to anyone looking for clothes for a first date with a special someone.”

“I wish I owned this shop as it’s the only way I could afford anything!”