RALPH LAUREN UNVEILS TEAM USA’S OPENING AND CLOSING CEREMONY UNIFORMS FOR MILANO CORTINA 2026 GAMES
Ralph Lauren has unveiled Team USA’s Opening and Closing Ceremony Parade uniforms for the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. This marks Ralph Lauren’s 10th consecutive Games outfitting Team USA.
“Ralph Lauren has had the immense privilege of outfitting Team USA for nearly 20 years, and the significance and sheer magnitude of dressing our nation’s incredible athletes – on the most dramatic stage in sport as they pursue their lifelong dreams – is an honor that never fades. Our design philosophy has always been about creating dreams and telling stories through style, and these uniforms, both timeless and modern, reflect the passion, optimism, and relentless pursuit of excellence that embody the American spirit. With Milan – one of the great fashion capitals – as this year’s backdrop, we sought to honor the city’s creative spirit while staying true to the enduring style that defines Ralph Lauren,” said David Lauren, Chief Branding and Innovation Officer, Ralph Lauren Corporation.
“Excellence and determination define the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic teams, and Ralph Lauren has been a great partner in elevating that story through timeless design, a deep commitment to craftsmanship, and a spirit of innovation that mirrors the ambition of Team USA. Their work has celebrated the identity of Team USA for almost two decades, capturing the spirit of the athletes and giving them a great sense of pride as they represent the United States on the global stage,” said Sarah Hirshland, CEO, U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee.
The Opening Ceremony uniform features a statement winter-white wool coat with heritage-inspired wooden toggles. In contrast, the Closing Ceremony uniform draws inspiration from vintage ski racing kits, featuring a sporty, modern color-blocked puffer jacket with Team USA graphics, a wool turtleneck sweater in a patriotic color palette, and crisp white utility pants.
Both looks are completed with red, white, and blue intarsia knit hats and mittens, a leather belt, and brown suede alpine boots with spirited red laces. Each item in the uniforms was manufactured in the United States.
