There are three large shops: the Centre Court Shop, the No. 1 Court Shop and the Museum Shop at the entrance to the Museum, which is also open year-round.

Polo Ralph Lauren is the first designer in the history of The Championships to partner with The All England Lawn Tennis Club and outfit all Wimbledon on-court officials.

Shopping

• The Norman Plastow Gallery. Art. Lingfield Road.
• Matches. Ladies Fashion. High Street.
• Bayley & Sage. Delicatessen. High Street.
• Gails Bakery. Bakery. High Street.
• Clarendon Fine Art. Art. High Street.
• British Red Cross. Charity. High Street.
• Caroline Randell Lingerie Boutique. Ladies Fashion. Church Road.
• Le Creuset. Church Road.

One of the defining characteristics of Wimbledon fashion is the strict dress code that requires players to wear predominantly white outfits. This tradition dates back to the early days of the tournament and adds an element of timeless elegance to the courts.

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To coincide with this milestone, we are delighted that all our on-court officials, ball boys and girls will be wearing newly designed uniforms produced by our partner, Polo Ralph Lauren.

Although there is no specific dress code for Wimbledon goers, smart dress is encouraged. It is also advised that you consider all weather conditions when going to Wimbledon - after all, this is Great Britain!

Do men wear suits to Wimbledon? Though not essential, many of the men attending Wimbledon will opt to wear their best summer suits, plus an array of jacket and trouser combinations. One of the most classic choices is the navy or grey suit, however more adventurous options are also popular.

The Club is the owner of many registered trademarks for both word and sign marks, including the word mark “Wimbledon” and the famous crossed-rackets logo.

Barclays. This year marks Barclays' tournament debut after the company replaced HSBC as the official banking partner of Wimbledon. The deal is worth a reported UK£20 million a year, so it's no surprise that the brand is going big with a trio of experiential destinations at the AELTC.

Two crossed racquets are the centrepiece of the logo, while 'The Championships' and 'Wimbledon' are in white text in the outer purple ring. Across the internet, suggestions for a Wimbledon logo facelift can be found.

1) Competitors must be dressed in suitable tennis attire that is almost entirely white* and this applies from the point at which the player enters the court surround. 2) White does not include off white or cream. 3) There should be no solid mass or panel of colouring*.

Although there is no specific dress code for Wimbledon goers, smart dress is encouraged. It is also advised that you consider all weather conditions when going to Wimbledon - after all, this is Great Britain! For women, a light jacket to wear over your summer dress is a good idea, as are sunglasses.

The green is meant to represent the lawn of the Championships, which is the only Grand Slam played on grass. Two crossed racquets are the centrepiece of the logo, while 'The Championships' and 'Wimbledon' are in white text in the outer purple ring.

The Crossed Rackets Logo can be used on printed material, signage, product design and packaging. Other applications must be approved on a case by case basis.

Wimbledon Official Partners