Think of Ralph Lauren like the Nike Air Force 1 of shirts. Everyone knows the silhouette, it’s been around forever, and it’s become an icon. But just like Nike can charge $100+ for a shoe that costs $20 to make, Ralph Lauren charges for the legend. Is it worth it? That’s up to you—but millions of people say yes.
The Resale Secret
Here’s a little insider tip: Ralph Lauren stuff holds its value surprisingly well. Vintage Ralph Lauren polos from the 90s are selling for more than the original retail price on sites like eBay. That’s not typical for most clothing. So in a weird way, buying it might be an investment in something that doesn’t depreciate like a fast-fashion t-shirt.
