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Ralph Lauren's Summer Of Sport: How Two Decades of Sponsorship Becomes One Unmissable Square
Ralph Lauren hasn't just sponsored Wimbledon, it's built an entire square in West London where the tournament's spirit exists independent of a match ticket. Sloane Square transforms across four weeks, from cookie-decorating workshops to live match screenings, dressed head to toe in tournament purple and green. The real insight: this twenty-year partnership isn't being maintained. It's being staged; heritage treated as a renewable asset, rebuilt anew every single year.


CLOT Country Club Pop-Up Store, 13 Bridle Lane London.
CLOT brings streetwear swagger to Soho with the debut of its CLOT Country Club pop-up, timed to Wimbledon 2025. Set across two levels in London’s Bridle Lane, the space blends sport, culture, and style — from tennis-inspired interiors and adidas collaborations to exclusive drinks at CAFÉ AO and immersive basement installations. With live Wimbledon screenings, limited drops, and a membership programme, it’s more than retail, it’s a full-on cultural clubhouse experience.


Ralph Lauren x Wimbledon Window Takeover, Bond Street London.
Ralph Lauren transforms its New Bond Street flagship into a Wimbledon-inspired celebration of sport and style. Featuring the latest Polo Ralph Lauren x Wimbledon collection, the space blends archival graphics, classic crests, and tennis heritage with immersive visual storytelling, turning retail into a court-side experience that celebrates tradition, craftsmanship, and emotion. A masterclass in experiential fashion retail.


Ralph Lauren Wimbledon Takeover, New Bond Street London.
SDD24/26_04: Ralph Lauren's New Bond Street flagship in London has been reimagined with bold green stripes inspired by Wimbledon’s iconic courts, just in time for the tournament’s start. Visitors and tennis enthusiasts are invited to celebrate by exploring the brands exclusive Wimbledon 2024 collection and enjoying a signature beverage from Ralph’s Coffee, located on the ground floor and terrace. Pictures courtesy of Ralph Lauren.
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