The 2026 US Open marks another chapter in Ralph Lauren’s long-standing relationship with one of tennis’ most iconic tournaments. Returning as the official outfitter and sunglass sponsor, the brand continues to bring its signature approach to the sport. Alongside the official tournament looks, Ralph Lauren presents a commemorative collection that translates the heritage of tennis into modern wardrobe essentials, blending classic silhouettes, functional details and an effortless off-court attitude.
As the US Open returns to New York, Ralph Lauren is once again bringing its distinctive vision of tennis style to one of the sport’s biggest stages. Since 2005, the brand has been part of the tournament’s visual identity, dressing on-court officials and ball crew members while creating a broader fashion experience around the event. Alongside the official tournament looks, Ralph Lauren presents its commemorative US Open collection, offering fans a selection of apparel and accessories inspired by the heritage of the game and the energy of New York. Designed with both the court and everyday life in mind, the collection blends classic tennis influences with modern utility and timeless style.
At the heart of the collection is a celebration of classic tennis style. Crisp tennis skirts, heritage-inspired varsity sweaters and timeless piqué polos bring the sport’s most recognizable silhouettes into focus, while windbreakers and fleece-lined jackets introduce a more contemporary, utility-driven perspective. The mix feels polished yet relaxed, combining the traditional codes of tennis with the functional spirit of modern outdoorwear.
The collection’s color palette reflects the character of its setting. The tournament’s signature green and navy are complemented by crisp white and vibrant marigold yellow, while graphic striping adds a subtle retro influence. The result is a collection that feels connected to the visual language of the US Open while effortlessly extending beyond the tennis court.
That versatility is where the collection really comes into its own. A classic piqué polo works just as naturally with an everyday city look as it does with tennis-inspired styling, while varsity knits and lightweight outerwear bring a sporty layer to off-court wardrobes. The pieces are designed to move effortlessly between different settings — from match day and the stands to a day in the city.
The collection also reflects Ralph Lauren’s long-standing approach to combining style with a more considered use of materials. The 2026 ball crew Polo, for example, will once again be partially made from recycled polyester materials as part of the brand’s continued commitment to reducing its impact on natural resources.
Ralph Lauren brings the collection to life through a series of immersive experiences across New York. From August 4 through September 20, a Polo Ralph Lauren pop-up at The Corner at Nordstrom 57th Street will showcase the latest US Open collection alongside signature styles for men, women, children and home. A special Create-Your-Own experience invites visitors to personalize selected apparel and accessories with custom printing, patches, embroidery or debossing, creating unique pieces that reflect their individual style.
The US Open itself will offer even more opportunities to step into the Ralph Lauren world. Fans can explore personalized pieces and a curated selection of Ralph Lauren Vintage, while the newly reimagined Ralph Lauren Hospitality Suite at Arthur Ashe Stadium brings together fashion, interiors and tennis through an elevated setting designed for dining, gathering and following the action on court.
Fans will also have the opportunity to support Ralph Lauren’s Pink Pony initiative and be part of a meaningful cause. On September 5, Ralph Lauren will celebrate Pink Pony Day, raising awareness for the brand’s mission to help improve access to quality cancer care at an earlier, more treatable stage. Throughout the day, visitors can take part in special moments and experiences on-site, including exclusive hat giveaways, opportunities to access Ralph Lauren’s suite and the chance to receive special prizes.
Photos: © Ralph Lauren | Terence Connors | Maya Skelton
