Ralph Lauren Debuts Oak Bluffs-Inspired Collection In Collaboration w/ Morehouse & Spelman Colleges

Ralph Lauren Debuts Oak Bluffs-Inspired Collection In Collaboration w/ Morehouse & Spelman Colleges
Ralph Lauren is tapping into history and heritage with its new Oak Bluffs collection.
Designed by Morehouse and Spelman alumni, the line is a love letter to Oak Bluffs, a historic Black vacation community on Martha’s Vineyard. It blends coastal aesthetics with classic collegiate style, featuring sun-faded knits, varsity jackets, and striped separates.
“This collection is about more than a charming coastal town,” said Ralph Lauren. “It’s a story of the American dream. Oak Bluffs’ unique history, traditions, and sense of community deeply inspire me and speak to what we are all searching for: a place where you can be free, uncontrived, joyful, and truly at home.”
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The limited-edition line is available online, in select stores, on the Ralph Lauren app, and at the Morehouse and Spelman campus bookstores.
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