Ralph Lauren Ralph's Club 50ml EDP Spray

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Think something like the original RC with the sparkling “apple” top note of Y EDP, and the lavender/sage/vetiver combo intertwining with an “amber woods” musky marine base, kinda like what they’ve been doing with the Polo Blue flankers.

Just did a review of this on my Youtube "Rotten Rebel" and like always wanted to share my thoughts with the lovely community here! Ralphs Club Eau de Parfum is an authentically masculine, long-lasting fragrance that draws you in with its subtle balance of elegance and irreverence, pushing the boundaries of sensuality with its luxurious scent that lingers. Exclusively crafted ingredients are distilled to their highest quality, with an exceptionally high level of naturality. Impactful fresh notes of Lavandin and Clary Sage are balanced with the warm richness of Virginia Cedarwood and luxurious Vetiver harvested under fair and safe working conditions, achieving a long-lasting and sensual woody scent. Experience the power of Ralphs Club, the greatest night of your life captured in a fragrance. I've only been wearing it a few hours, and can't comment on longevity yet. My initial impressions: What happens when you mix Ralph's Club (EDP) with Eros (EDT)? Ralph's Club Parfum! For the first hour I got heavy Eros vibes. Likely due to the apple and citrus top notes and cedar and vetiver base notes that the two fragrances share. For me, I’m rather enjoying this new release and the added mature and masculine edge this provides over some of the other standard blue fragrances.The base is bold and powerful; it takes on an earthy tone using vetiver, patchouli and cashmeran. Vetiver and patchouli can both be dominant notes, but they’re layered expertly in Ralph’s Club Parfum so they never overwhelm you.

Ralph's Club is one of the many fragrances that are proof that you can never satisfy the fragrance community and there will always be something to hate on. Is it super unique or challenging like many in the community want? No. Still, I’m a little surprised by the low rating and all the hate. Solid release that you and the people around you will enjoy. Then I read the comments: "Boring, safe, inoffensive, incredibly linear". I couldn't believe it. But just think to yourself, not everyone wants to smell incredibly offensive and difficult, Ralph's Club will get the job done in simply smelling clean and great IMO! This to me feels like they took the original and added more layers to it. The original was very much aromatic and woody and so is Parfum, but the aromatic side in parfum is more nuanced and its woodiness feels a bit different. There's also a soft dose of something sweet which really makes it a lot more likable and appealing. There is a traditionally masculine tone to Ralph’s Club Parfum as earthy notes are typically associated with men’s fragrances.I'll admit, if you let the scent sit on you for a while, a few serviceable impressions come through. The whole thing reminds me of something like mixing together a bad copy of Zino and a botched clone of Armani's Code with some sweaty notes. What I'm about to write, I mean entirely without irony or malice: Ralph's Club has an appealing harmony of slight sweetness and some astringency in conjunction with the lavender Surrugat in a relatively short window of time. Overall, however, it falls far short.