Polo Ralph Lauren Unveils US Open Collection

The countdown to Flushing Meadows is on, and for once it isn’t just the tennis obsessives checking the calendar. The US Open is closing in at the pace of a Jannik Sinner forehand, and while the players fine‑tune their games, Polo Ralph Lauren has already hit its stride.

The long-time tournament partner has rolled out its new US Open collection, and “merch” barely does it justice. This is a full-scale drop: more than 60 pieces built specifically around the final Grand Slam of the season, all stamped with the clean, polished aesthetic that has become part of the event’s visual identity.

Polo could easily have played it safe. It hasn’t. The range is as varied as Carlos Alcaraz’s shot selection. There’s hyper-technical on-court gear for those who actually want to move like the pros, and vintage-leaning knitwear for anyone more interested in channeling a ‘70s New York summer than grinding through baseline rallies.

The details run deep. The same uniforms worn by chair umpires and ball kids are in the mix, a direct line from the broadcast to your wardrobe. Around them sit the staples: classic tees, crisp embroidered button-ups, pieces that feel as at home in the stands of Arthur Ashe as they do on city streets the morning after a night session.

Put together, it’s one of the most considered, expansive tournament collections released this year—closer to a full fashion story than a simple souvenir stand. There’s plenty to sort through, and not much time before the first serve goes up.

One warning: just like the best seats under the Ashe lights, it’s going quickly.