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The authentic and timeless world of Ralph Lauren

May 2026

RL/Men

Centre Court Style

Wimbledon’s charming air of formality and decorum has been there from the start. Reference the tournament’s classic dress codes and traditions with a Polo twist to stay on point.

Nº 1

A Splash of Cream?

Cream trousers make for an elegant, off-the-clock statement while synching with the classic codes of on-court tennis wear.

Slip It On

That ultimate symbol of prep comfort, the loafer, is a constant around the Wimbledon grounds for closing the distance between off-duty footwear and a proper dress shoe.

The RL67 Summer Tweed Jacket

QR 6,780.00 QR 4,746.00

Classic Fit Striped Poplin Shirt

QR 1,010.00 QR 707.00

Summer Tweed Waistcoat

QR 2,670.00 QR 1,602.00

Maestra Tassel Calfskin Loafer

QR 3,370.00 QR 2,359.00

Nº 2

Blazers of Glory

Top off the look with the elegant contrast of a navy blazer or go tonal with a matching summer tweed sport coat and vest in a lighter hue.

Tiebreaker

To us, Wimbledon’s unofficial “smart casual” dress code calls for a necktie. Strike a classically English note by knotting up a repp stripe, club motif—or a tie that combines both

The Iconic Doeskin Blazer

QR 5,840.00

Striped Silk Repp Narrow Tie

QR 710.00

Silk Repp Club Tie

QR 710.00

Wimbledon vs. US Open

Ralph Lauren has been a part of the two Grand Slam tournaments for 20 years, outfitting its umpires, line judges, and ball crews and defining the look and feel of both events through its distinctive hospitality suites. Here, a closer look at what defines the Wimbledon and US Open experiences, from the courts, uniforms, and etiquette to the refreshments and souvenirs.

By Eric Twardzik and Shannon Adducci

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Nº 3

Summer Tweed

Sport coats aren’t just for those seated in the Royal Box—they remain an expected choice in the stands, particularly those made from breathable, lightweight fabrics like a Polo “summer tweed” composed of cotton and linen. Accessorize with shades, a pocket square, and—so long as you don’t open it in the stands unless play has been stopped—an umbrella.

Pocket Change

No necktie, no problem. A pocket square, imperfectly stuffed into a jacket’s pocket with devil-may-care flair, signals you’re an individual with style in today’s dressed-down world.