Ralph Lauren has created its first-ever polo design competition to
contribute to Covid-19 relief efforts.
The “Polo Project: Design for Good” encourages people to “get inspired
by the hope and optimism of the world” and create an original design for a
polo shirt. 10 finalists, chosen by the company’s women’s and men’s design
teams, will be revealed on The Polo App on June 1.
The voted winner will then receive a Ralph Lauren gift card worth 500
dollars and see their design sold on Ralph Lauren’s website and app. All
sales and proceeds from the winning design will be donated to the World
Health Organization’s Covid-19 Solidarity Response Fund to help prevent,
detect and respond to the pandemic.
Those interested in partaking in the competition can submit their
artwork to The Polo Project via email by May 20. The company is also
encouraging applicants to include some information about the inspiration
and meaning behind their designs.
Over the past two months, the American luxury brand has contributed to
the fight against the coronavirus, including committing 10 million dollars
to coronavirus relief efforts through the Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation
and producing 250,000 masks and 25,000 isolation gowns together with its US
manufacturing partners.
Photo Credit: Ralph Lauren website
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