To celebrate America’s 250th, the U.S. Postal Service invited Ralph Lauren to create a collection of commemorative stamps.

Polo may have its roots elsewhere, but since its stateside inception, preparation for the game has been tied to a very American sporting tradition: the tailgate.

Bringing up a mustang baby.

A secret spot where the skiing is the same as it ever was.

In search of the perfect Montana memory.

Cowboy boots are a worldwide symbol of freedom and adventure—and anyone can wear them. So, why was the author so conflicted?

Once you see the West from the backseat of a station wagon you’ll never be the same again.

Ricky Lauren’s portrait of mountain living highlights the rustic fare, outdoor gatherings, and penchant for adventure that define the Double RL Ranch.

It was a dream that started in the heart and led to a ranch in Colorado.

They dot the landscape, soar above us with stoic majesty, whizz by on the road too fast, and have been a favorite backdrop for a Polo photoshoot since the beginning. Here’s to the timeless wonders of honesty and hard work, charm and rustic character, that remind us who we are.

Five writers who turned the Western from pulp fiction into modern epics of tragedy and romance.

An homage to the

How Ralph Lauren’s sandlot dreams fueled his passion for sporting style

The author—a sportsman, naturalist, and artist—wanted to capture a sight few people have ever seen: the illuminated glory of the greatest game fish in the open sea.

One of Broadway’s most anticipated spring shows brings to life the book we all read in high school with a style aesthetic that has inspired two of Polo’s most iconic looks—American prep and American workwear

Ian Fleming was, in many ways, the prototype for his creation. He cared about the finer things, dressed impeccably, and was a master of espionage—and the martini. A new biography brings his story to life with the pace of a thriller