Jim Cramer Calls Ralph Lauren a “Terrifically Well-Run” Company

Ralph Lauren Corporation (NYSE:RL) is one of the stocks from different market sectors that Jim Cramer commented on. Cramer mentioned the company during the episode and said:

“Next, both of the main consumer sectors were soft last year. The stronger consumer discretionary group put up just 5.3%. That’s a gain in the aggregate. So, you had some big winners worth pointing out. One that we’ve championed for a long time, Carvana, that was up 108%… In addition to Carvana, we got nice gains from Tapestry and Ralph Lauren, both terrifically well-run companies, and General Motors, thank you, Mary Barra, all up more than 50%. Expedia, Hasbro, Ulta Beauty, DoorDash, and Cramer fave, TJX, because we own it for the Charitable Trust, also posted nice gains.”

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Ralph Lauren Corporation (NYSE:RL) designs and sells apparel, footwear, accessories, home products, and fragrances across multiple luxury and lifestyle brands. Cramer called it one of his favorite apparel stocks during the December 17, 2025, episode. The Mad Money host stated:

“Third, here’s a fun one, Ralph Lauren, one of my favorite apparel stocks in this environment. The company’s retired 34.1% of the shares since the end of 2015, though its stock is basically even with the S&P 500 over the same period. That’s because Ralph Lauren’s true outperformance only started in the past few years, especially this year, with RL up nearly 60% while many other consumer names are in tatters. Now, the company really… came… [to] its fore under CEO Patrice Louvet, whom I think the world of. I am a huge fan. I bet that they draw a lot of attention at the Winter Olympics in a couple of months, where Team USA will be rocking Ralph Lauren gear. It is still a buy.”

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