Team USA will look for gold at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics while looking good in the process.
Ralph Lauren revealed Dec. 4 on TODAY the uniforms it designed for athletes representing the U.S. in the upcoming Winter Olympics.
The apparel was modeled by snowboarder Brenna Huckaby, a three-time Paralympic gold medalist.
“Bringing the heritage of sporting elegance into the modern era, Ralph Lauren’s Team USA uniforms celebrate classic styles that are made to be loved and endure for generations while showcasing iconic American style,” the company said in a statement.
Snowboarder Brenna Huckaby models Team USA’s opening ceremony uniform, designed by Ralph Lauren.Courtesy of Ralph Lauren
The opening ceremony uniform will feature a white-centric palette “inspired by classic alpine style,” the designer said. The outfit consists of a wool coat with wooden toggles, an American flag turtleneck sweater and wool trousers paired with a leather belt.
Athletes model Team USA’s opening ceremony uniform, designed by Ralph Lauren.Courtesy of Ralph Lauren
The closing ceremony, meanwhile, will feature a bit more color, including a red jacket.
“The closing ceremony uniform draws inspiration from vintage ski racing kits, featuring a sporty and modern color-blocked puffer jacket with bold Team USA graphics and a wool turtleneck sweater in a patriotic color palette, paired with a crisp white utility pant,” the company said.
Snowboarder Red Gerard models Team USA’s closing ceremony uniform, designed by Ralph Lauren.Courtesy of Ralph Lauren
The opening ceremony and closing ceremony outfits will also feature red, white and blue knit hats and mittens and brown suede alpine boots with red laces.
Athletes model Team USA’s closing ceremony uniform designed by Ralph Lauren.Courtesy Ralph Lauren
The company has served as an official Team USA outfitter since 2008, with the upcoming Olympics marking the 10th consecutive Games it has clothed athletes. All items in the uniforms are made in the United States.
The Ralph Lauren Team USA collection will be available for purchase beginning Dec. 4.
The opening ceremony, which will be hosted by TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie and NBC Sports’ Terry Gannon, is scheduled for Feb. 6, while the closing ceremony is set for Feb. 22. Both will air on NBC and be available to stream on Peacock. (TODAY.com and Peacock share a parent company, NBCUniversal.)