Some of the inforrmation of different label of ralph lauren and Company.

focusing on collegiate apparel with a similar look to the pricier Polo and Blue Label brands.


Black Label for men tends to have a more modern, Italian cut to its suits, sportcoats (made by Raffaele Caruso), dress shirts, and sportswear, with higher armholes and a slimmer silhouette

first brand for men, and also the most widely available. This 'blue label' line spans from tailored clothing (ready-to-wear and made to measure), sportswear, accessories (including luggage) to small leather goods

Ralph Lauren's signature, and highest end, men's line, with classic, traditionally British styling.

A luxury home furnishings and accessories line, including furniture (manufactured by Henredon furniture company), fabrics, tabletop, decorative accessories, bedding, bath, and paint

An upscale home brand, carries only tabletop, accessories, bedding, and bath. Sold primarily through department stores.

Sports clothing for tennis players. Special collections for the US Open tournaments


Less pricey versions of Blue Label styles

A charity line of sportswear and accessories all carrying a pink Polo pony. A portion of the proceeds benefit cancer research. Predominantly for women, the line also includes polo shirts for men.

A sporty collection catering to golfers since 1987 and often featuring celebrity golfers as advertising models

Similar in price point and styling to the Polo men's line; has classic American styling. Knit polo-style shirts with the Polo pony are part of the Blue Label line

An extension of the Collection line, with modern, high-end casual and semi-formal women's wear.

Available at RL stores, ralphlauren.com and better department stores.

Denim inspired line. Now discontinued in the US.


RXL
A technical sports apparel line, focusing on clothing and outerwear built for outdoor sports.

polo classics..

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