For the Olympic 2010 Opening Ceremonies, Team USA will be wearing specially designed uniforms by Ralph Lauren, in the nation's colors, of course.
The Ralph Lauren Vancouver 2010 US Olympic Team outfits will consist of navy blue puffy jackets with red detailing, white pants, and thick white turtle necks. Their beanies (or toques, as they're known in Canada), are white with patterns of moose and fir trees stitched into them, a navy trim and the US flag embroidered on the sites.
Ralph Lauren is also offering "The Create Your Own Collection" which lets customers select their preferred Polo color as well as their name or country flag of choice.
Check out the video of the Ralph Lauren Vancouver 2010 US Olympic Team outfits, which will be worn at the opening ceremony on February 12, 2010, as well as a few of the customizable options in the gallery.
Designer Olympic Outfits
The Ralph Lauren Vancouver 2010 US Olympic Team Uniforms
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