Ralph Lauren

Ralph Lauren started in 1967 as a specialized tie company. Over the years, the group diversified to its offer for both men and women and launched new lines such as Polo Ralph Lauren. In 2015, the designer, carrying the name of the brand, gave up the reins of the business, although he continues to lead the creative direction.

The American company has achieved double-digit growth across its three key regions, with Europe leading the pack, followed by Asia and North America. Sales surged during the period, reaching a remarkable $2.01 billion.

Ralph Lauren Sets New Sustainability Goals, Delays Climate Neutrality Target

The American company scales back its greenhouse gas reduction ambitions, replacing them with more achievable short and medium-term targets. Specifically, their forthcoming strategy focuses on actions through 2030.

Ralph Lauren Unveils Three-Year Strategy: Consistent Focus with Modest Growth

The American company, cautious in its 2024 year-end forecasts, unveils a new roadmap through 2028 aiming for mid-single-digit annual growth while ensuring continuity.

Ralph Lauren Soars with Over 30% Profit Boost in First Quarter

The fashion powerhouse from the United States recorded a first-quarter profit of $220.4 million, with sales jumping 13% to reach $1.719 billion, an uptick of $200 million.

The U.S. group specializing in fashion goods has announced the appointment of the executive, who will take up the new position after the company's 2025 general meeting of shareholders, thus taking over from Hubert Joly.

Ralph Lauren quantifies the impact of the coronavirus: up to 70 million drop in sales

The American fashion company has closed two thirds of its commercial network in China. In Asia, the company had a turnover of around 273 million dollars (250.4 million euros) in the last three months of last year.

This year, the American designer will perform outside the official calendar and present his winter collection during the month of April.

The company has ended the first nine months of the year of 2019, with revenue of 4.9 million dollars.

The American company store will be located in Via della Spiga 5, one of the main shopping areas in the Italian city, and its part of the company’s plan to expand across Europe and Asia.

Valérie Hermann has been tapped by private investment firm EPI to be managing director of its fashion and luxury division.

The American fashion company stopped producing garments in the Asian country in 2015, after the collapse of the Rana Plaza.

The American fashion company’s sales reached 1.7 billion dollars in the quarter ended September 28 of its fiscal year.

The company has partnered with the software platform Evrythng and Avery Dennison industrial group to digitize the entire collection of its line.

The American group scored sales for 1.4 billion dollars, while the net benefit was 117.1 million dollars.

The US company tripled its profit although its sales only grew by 1%. The company pointed out that the results exceeded the expectations.

Kevin Carrigan joined Ralph Lauren in 2016 from Calvin Klein, where he was global creative director until the recruitment of Raf Simons.

The British company, owned since 2017 by chemicals company Ineos, has appointed Sean Leahnhardt-Moore as new creative director, replacing former head Delphine Ninous.

Ahrendts worked the miracle on the British brand, joined Apple and now enters Ralph Lauren’s board to give back the brand its old splendour after years of restructuring.

The current head of retail at Apple was the architect of Burberry’s transformation. This is the return of Ahrendts into fashion since she joined the technology company in 2014.

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