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Ralph Lauren Perfumes

54 fragrances · 1978–2025 · all houses

About Ralph Lauren

Ralph Lauren has built a broad fragrance collection, spanning 1990 to 2025 and moving around woody, citrus, and aromatic accords with touches of fruit and sweetness. The house tends toward clean, wearable, and often sporty compositions.

Polo Blue, its most popular scent, leans on an ozonic, aquatic character that defines the brand's fresh masculine side. Ralph and Romance show the label's floral, feminine side, while Polo Red brings a warm citrus energy and Polo Black takes a darker turn, extending the Polo line. Safari, with its aromatic core, recalls Ralph Lauren's more classic roots, rounding out a range that balances crisp modern scents with established signatures.

All fragrances

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FragranceYearLead accordRatingVotes↓
Polo Ralph Lauren1978Woody7,150
Polo Blue Ralph Lauren2003Ozonic7,074
Ralph Ralph Lauren2000Floral5,873
Romance Ralph Lauren1998Floral5,792
Polo Red Ralph Lauren2013Citrus4,236
Polo Black Ralph Lauren2005Tropical3,875
Safari Ralph Lauren1990Aromatic3,284
Polo Sport Ralph Lauren1994Aromatic2,589
Polo 67 Ralph Lauren2024Aromatic2,489

Timeline

dot size = popularity
4.64.03.419801990200020102020

Vertical position is the community rating; dot size scales with vote count; colour follows the dominant accord family. Click any dot to open its profile.

Accord evolution

avg strength by decade
1970s1990s2000s2010s2020sWoody · 1970s: 89%Woody · 1990s: 77%Woody · 2000s: 70%Woody · 2010s: 69%Woody · 2020s: 74%Citrus · 1970s: 0%Citrus · 1990s: 70%Citrus · 2000s: 69%Citrus · 2010s: 84%Citrus · 2020s: 73%Aromatic · 1970s: 82%Aromatic · 1990s: 97%Aromatic · 2000s: 80%Aromatic · 2010s: 64%Aromatic · 2020s: 93%Fresh Spicy · 1970s: 70%Fresh Spicy · 1990s: 71%Fresh Spicy · 2000s: 70%Fresh Spicy · 2010s: 65%Fresh Spicy · 2020s: 67%Fruity · 1970s: 0%Fruity · 1990s: 50%Fruity · 2000s: 81%Fruity · 2010s: 82%Fruity · 2020s: 74%Sweet · 1970s: 0%Sweet · 1990s: 49%Sweet · 2000s: 67%Sweet · 2010s: 64%Sweet · 2020s: 63%