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Polo Brand Sold to Ralph Lauren in Landmark Fashion Deal
In a major development for the global fashion industry, the iconic Polo brand has been officially sold to American designer Ralph Lauren in a landmark acquisition that is set to reshape the luxury apparel market. The deal, finalised this week, places the globally recognised Polo label under the full control of Ralph Lauren’s fashion empire, strengthening its position as one of the most influential names in lifestyle branding.
Historic Move for a Classic Brand
Polo, long associated with timeless sportswear, classic tailoring, and its famous horse-and-rider logo, has held a distinctive place in the fashion world for decades. Though Ralph Lauren was originally the creative force behind the early Polo collections, the brand has operated across various divisions, licences, and partnerships over the years.
This acquisition consolidates all remaining ownership under the Ralph Lauren Corporation, giving the designer and his team complete creative and commercial authority over the brand’s future.
Industry analysts describe the deal as a “full-circle moment” for Ralph Lauren, who first launched Polo in 1967 with nothing more than a line of men’s ties before expanding into shirts, fragrances, and a multibillion-dollar lifestyle label.
Strengthening the Ralph Lauren Empire
Ralph Lauren Corporation confirmed that the acquisition will allow for greater consistency across product lines, global marketing, and brand identity. It also positions the company to expand Polo into new markets, including Asia and the Middle East, where the demand for premium American heritage fashion continues to rise.
“We are thrilled to bring Polo entirely under one roof,” a spokesperson said. “This move enables Ralph Lauren to continue shaping the brand with a unified vision that honours its heritage while embracing the future.”
What This Means for Consumers
With the acquisition now sealed, customers may see:
• More cohesive collections across men’s, women’s, and children’s wear
• Enhanced product quality as manufacturing and design return under a single umbrella
• Global expansion, particularly in flagship stores and digital platforms
• Potential price adjustments, with analysts predicting a slight rise as Polo strengthens its luxury positioning
Industry experts also believe the consolidation could eliminate inconsistent licensing issues that have previously caused variations in quality and style between regions.
A New Chapter for an American Icon
As fashion houses worldwide tighten control over their heritage brands, Ralph Lauren’s acquisition of Polo marks a decisive step toward preserving one of America’s most recognisable fashion identities. For fans of the classic Polo look—clean tailoring, bold colours, and unmistakable branding—the deal signals a commitment to stability, craftsmanship, and long-term vision.
The coming seasons are expected to reveal how Ralph Lauren will steer the newly unified brand, but one thing is certain: Polo’s legacy continues, now fully back in the hands of the man who built it.
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