Wimbledon plays to a different sartorial rule

Ralph Lauren's deal makes it the first external company in 129 years to outfit Wimbledon's on-court officials.  This changes the strict dress code banning color and flashy corporate logos that has made the tournament a bastion of tradition for more than a century.
Ralph Lauren's deal makes it the first external company in 129 years to outfit Wimbledon's on-court officials.  This changes the strict dress code banning color and flashy corporate logos that has made the tournament a bastion of tradition for more than a century.
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