Our Partnership With Morehouse and Spelman Colleges
In a historic collaboration, this collection honours the rich heritage and sartorial traditions of historically Black colleges and universities through the lens of two iconic educational institutions
The Morehouse Collection
Authentically inspired by vintage Morehouse sportswear and period tailoring from the early 20th century, down to the smallest details
The Spelman Collection
Designed according to time-honoured Spelman styles, from campus athleticwear to the dresses of the highly anticipated white dress tradition
Ralph Lauren is proud to partner with Spelman – a prestigious historically Black college – to introduce a first-of-its-kind collection. Inspired by the rich heritage and esteemed traditions of Spelman College, this double-breasted wool blazer is expertly crafted in Italy. It's detailed with signature gold-tone metal buttons that complement its original bullion-embroidered crest, inspired by authentic Spelman insignia.
Product Details
Details
Slim fit. Designed to hit at the hip.
UK size 12 has a 63.5 cm body length and an 84.5 cm sleeve length. Body length and sleeve length are taken from the centre back of the neck. Sleeve length changes 0.5 cm between sizes.
Buttoned placket. Double-breasted silhouette. Signature gold-tone metal buttons. Long sleeves with four-button cuffs. Shoulder pads. Fully lined.
"SC Spelman" bullion-embroidered crest patch on the left chest.
Please note that due to high demand, each Spelman collection style is limited to two per person.
Style Number:
611046
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Complete the Look
Authentically Designed
Each collection is rich with references to the traditional iconography and colours of each college, like the official “Spelman Blue” colour and graphics that have been adapted from archival yearbooks and publications
