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Aug. 10, 2010 - PRLog -- http://www.on-wholesales.net supply this ITALY flag polo by ralph lauren to support italy take part in 2010 south africa world cup games.
Crafted for a trim, modern fit in soft, durable cotton mesh, our short-sleeved polo features signature Big Pony embroidery with country flag patches and embroidery for international sporting style.

* Embroider Number 15 across the back.
* Two-button placket. Ribbed polo collar and armbands. Uneven vented hem with twill taping.
* Our embroidered Big Pony accents the left chest. ITALY Country flag patches and player's number embroidery at the right chest, sleeves and back.
* 100% cotton. Machine washable. Imported.
* All of our Create Your Own items are personalized and are therefore nonreturnable.
* All orders that include Create Your Own items will leave our warehouse within 2 to 4 days of order placement.

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In 2007, Ralph Lauren had a year to go on his contract to run the design empire he founded, Polo Ralph Lauren. But Mr. Lauren, the indefatigable fashion icon, re-upped through March 2013, when he will be 73. His five-year extension could be worth much more than $100 million, and that’s not counting the reimbursement for the mandatory use of private jets and helicopters for all of his business and personal travel.

Mr. Lauren, the chairman and chief executive, was to receive a salary of $1.25 million as well as annual bonuses of as much as $19.5 million. And each year he was to get 100,000 options and 75,000 shares of restricted stock.

Mr. Lauren is far from alone in having divined a burgeoning appetite in the marketplace for classic American styles or marketing to it. Still, no other designer has approached him in his capacity for exploiting a certain kind of Americana. It was Mr. Lauren, after all, who went from designing a simple four-inch necktie for Beau Brummel in the late 1960s to colonizing vast sartorial hunks of American high society and transforming the tweaked results into a multibillion-dollar publicly traded business whose logo, a jaunty equestrian with a cocked polo mallet, is almost as recognizable in certain places as the American flag. Much as Walt Disney did before him using another cluster of homegrown symbols, Mr. Lauren has expanded his retailing theme parks to include outposts across the globe; in the past several years alone, he has opened showy flagships in Milan, Tokyo and Moscow, all part of a campaign to expand and conquer, to turn Ralph Lauren America into Planet Ralph.

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