Rugby and the Ralph Lauren Controversy

Written by RUGBYMag Staff Friday, 13 July 2012 17:45

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Blogger and rugby player Stephanie Esposito posts a scathing commentary on the Ralph Lauren Olympic outfitting controversy, and gets in a nice dig on the fact that Ralph Lauren owns rugby.com.

Check it out here

You might also have a look at the story of Liquid Rugby's legal battle with Ralph Lauren, and who owns the name "rugby." Check that story out here.

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