Polo Ralph Lauren Collection: Commemorating USPS 250th Anniversary

The USPS was established on July 26, 1775, by the Second Continental Congress.

Polo Ralph Lauren x USPS

Designed to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Postal Service, this collection by Polo Ralph Lauren honors the institution’s legacy and its storied history in helping to shape and define the United States of America.

Polo Ralph Lauren is celebrating the independence and optimism that has long defined the American spirit with a collection created with USPS, inspired by pieces from its archives, and by its legacy and storied history of bringing people and families together across our country.

The collection comprises three pieces, each connecting to different eras of USPS history.

1. A carrier coat, a double-breasted wool twill piece crafted in America, and created in close collaboration with USPS historians. Polo Ralph Lauren USPS Carrier Coat for Men | Ralph Lauren  Currently Unavailable
2. Paying homage to the messenger bags used from the late 1800s through the 1970s. Each is made using leather from Chicago’s historic Horween Leather company, established in 1905.  
3. A mesh trucker cap in an elevated fabric: worsted Shetland wool. It, too, is made in the USA, and features that same embroidered patch of forward-facing horse-and-rider. Polo Ralph Lauren USPS Carrier Mesh Cap for Men | Ralph Lauren

These highly limited pieces are available through The Ralph Lauren App and at select retail shops including the men’s flagship on Madison Avenue in NYC, the Prince Street shop in NYC, and shops in Chicago, Boston, Georgetown, and King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.Like the service it honors, this collection delivers.

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