With which paint company did Ralph Lauren collaborate for his home paint line?

Ralph Lauren collaborated with Sherwin-Williams for his home paint line.

Ralph Lauren Paint was introduced in 1995 as an extension of the designer’s growing home business. Sherwin-Williams manufactured the paint under a licensing arrangement, while the Ralph Lauren brand supplied the design identity and curated color concepts.

The original collection offered about 400 colors, including shades such as Picket Fence White and Golden Retriever. It also included specialty finishes intended to evoke materials associated with Lauren’s fashion and interiors, including weathered denim, silk charmeuse and aged paint. The line was sold through retailers including Home Depot.

The collaboration is sometimes misunderstood as meaning that Sherwin-Williams and Ralph Lauren were the same brand. Sherwin-Williams handled manufacturing, while Ralph Lauren contributed the branded design and color direction. Ralph Lauren Paint was later discontinued, but its colors and finishes remain part of the company’s home-design history.