Ralph's Club Eau de Toilette

This is fantastic. I don't understand some of the comments here. I have not smelled Elixir, but for the other three this is by far the best of the line and a million times better than the EDP and Parfum. I hate the EDP and Parfum with their horrible bubble gum note. I loathe that disgusting bubble gum nightmare pungency the likes of Born in Roma, most of Paco Rabanne, some of YSL etc. have had over the last number of years. So cloying, awful and vomit inducing. This one, at first smells great with mandarin being a nice change and standout note. It started leaning towards that bubble gum note which made me feel like this is another pig-swill sweet candy moose piss cologne, but thankfully that does not last long before a very, very pleasant fresh laundry smell comes overpowers the bubble gum. Later a nice orris note joins with lavender and a woody tone in the background that kills the evil bubble gum faint note permanently. This leaves one of the most pleasant fresh laundry scents I have smelled. It smells like clean laundry, but not in a feminine way. It also does not have what most "clean laundry" scents do which is a scent that mimics you snorting a cap of Tide up a straw. This actually smells like a beautiful, subtle clean laundry smell that lingers from your bed sheets or a shirt that's been sitting in your closet a couple days after being washed. It also lasts a really long time. What on earth is wrong with people. This is easily noticeable over 10 hours later. Give it a try. I am insane, but so are the people hating this. I would say this is the best Ralph Lauren release in a long time.

Ralph's Club Eau de Toilette (EDT) is a fresh, woody, aromatic fragrance. It is the freshest and most versatile version of the Ralph's Club line. Its scent doesn't differ much from the Eau de Parfum (EDP) version, except that instead of the bubblegum-like opening of the EDP, it is now fresher and more citrusy, without becoming sparkling, but rather aromatic. It maintains the fruity accord and floral notes of lavender, geranium, and clary sage of the original, with a woody base of patchouli and vetiver. The scent remains nice and mass appealing. It is a fragrance for year-round use, with less strength in winter or on very cold days, but wearable the rest of the year. Occasions could range from casual to semi-formal, such as office work, outings with friends, school, etc. Its longevity on me was approximately 7 hours, with a good sillage projection for the first hour, and then it stays close to the skin. Of this Ralph's Club line, I like the Parfum version the most, but I also like this one because it's more versatile and slightly fresher. If you can get it at a good price, I think it will be worth it.

Some people will never miss the opportunity to discredit a fragrance based on its status as a "flanker", even if the fragrance is quite good on its own merits, and even if it's totally different from other fragrances in the line it "flanks". The latter point does not apply to this fragrance, as I do detect quite a bit of the original RC in it. Still, some people believe that for a fragrance to be able to be good, it has to come with its own 100% unique packaging and marketing and so on, but I've found many good flankers which prove that isn't true. Okay, end of rant. RC EDT is a very good crowd pleaser, interestingly enough though it gives off a more distinguished vibe than you would expect. The musk and lavender give it a bit of soapiness and the vetiver is quite prominent at first. It's very good overall and doesn't seem like it's designed only for teens like so many fragrances that come out now. The performance is just moderate, but I notice myself going noseblind to it and smelling it again hours later, so it may be due to that.

basically the parfum... but lite and freshher. i actually really like it. i own the parfum and elixir versions and as much as i love them... they can be a bit heavy in the heat. the edt was perfect for my recent California/Florida Summer vacations. i wore it out at Disney/Universal. had to reapply after about 4 hours but it smelled amazing for what i needed and i got loads of complements from people standing in lines. i highly recommend if you like the parfum version, but want something a little more versatile and wearable.

This will crush it. This is actually really good. Is it generic? Yes, but it does generic very well. Very smooth lavender. The clary sage and mandarin are lively as hell & jump off the skin. Good projection for 1-2 hours then a nice bubble for 4-6. Just a great daily beater that I would highly recommend anyone to throw in their cart to get free shipping from their favorite discounter.

Smells closer to Ralphs Club Parfum (my all time favorite blue fragrance) than it does to the EDP. Nearly identical as far as DNA goes but less dense which is great for hot summer days. Nothing crazy but it just works. Not offensive at all. Perfect office scent. Something different than the more popular blue fragrances. Longevity is surprisingly good for an EDT.

this is the best among the line IMO, the Eau de toilette is just the name for this flanker, as it lasts as long as EDP & Parfum and project really good as well it has the Ralph's Club DNA obviously but fresher, a bit powdery too; not redundant to own both EDT & Parfum EDP finally turns out to be the most generic and that's why it is my least favorite

Same DNA as the OG. FRESHER. I love this whole line and it is my signature scent. This maybe more office friendly than the others in this line. It falls inline with the EDP and the parfume. Nothing like the elixir.

Better than the EDP and Parfum. Have not smelled Elixir. The drydown is incredible.

A tall man steps out of the hazy bar onto the bustling city sidewalk where hopes and dreams are as thick as honey and twice as sweet. The light of the setting sun casts an amber glow across the glossy wet pavement of the street. The kind of light that plays with shadows and reflects only the better parts of the day. The pretty parts. The parts that aren't always... honest. He pauses under the buzzing and flickering of neon, letting the night settle on him like an overcoat. The city hums. Engines growl. Heels click down alleys and across the thresholds of the poshest of shoppes. A solo saxophone cries somewhere down the block from hands that hold a talent richer than his opportunities in life could ever afford. It’s the kind of soundtrack that makes a man think about the choices he made... and the ones he didn’t. That’s when the scent cuts through. Itslices like a knife through the haze and booze, the smoke and smog. Clean lavender sharpened by sage, cutting through the grit like the flash of silver through fog. It’s the kind of smell that doesn’t belong in a place like this, but somehow fits. A gentleman’s scent in a sinner’s world. Smooth. Dry. Certain. The kind of scent that lingers in the doorway long after the man has gone. Ralph’s Club EDT remains crisp as apple and juicy citrus. Tailored. Cool as the steel of a trusty hip flask and as reliable as a well‐kept lighter. A scent with posture. A scent with purpose. He adjusts his tie, what’s left of it, and steps back into the street. The woods of the drydown rise warm and steady, like the confidence of a man who’s finally put the last piece of the puzzle in place. A puzzle that has formed a picture he hoped he wouldnt have to face. But sometimes a man has to do just what has to be done; the right thing, not the easy thing. Tonight, he isn’t running from the past. Tonight, he’s walking straight into the truth and he smells like he already knows how the story ends. He moves down the block in quiet certainty, each step echoing against brick and glass, the night folding around him like a secret. The scent trails with him like an old partner by his side. That crisp lavender and sage edge softening into warm woods and soft vetiver; settling into his skin like a promise he isn’t sure he can keep. Settling into his soul. Somewhere behind him, a door slams and a tire squeels. Somewhere ahead, a truth waits patiently. Its hands in its pockets, pretending it isn’t watching him approach. He doesn’t hurry. Men who know the ending never do. The city exhales a long, tired breath as he disappears into its arteries, swallowed by concrete, steel, and shadow. Maybe he’ll find what he’s looking for. Maybe he won’t. But tonight, wrapped in cool certainty he walks like a man who’s finally ready to face whatever demon steps out of the dark.

Hi folks. I recently had the opportunity to try Ralph Lauren Ralph's Club EDT. It delivers a refined and refreshing fragrance experience. The opening notes burst with a vibrant mix of mandarin, grapefruit, and apple, instantly invigorating the senses. As the fragrance unfolds, the heart reveals a sophisticated blend of sage, lavandin, geranium, and lily of the valley, offering a well-balanced mix of herbal and floral nuances with a hint of freshness. The highlight of Ralph's Club is its base, where a rich and warm composition of vetiver, patchouli, cashmeran, and musks creates a lasting, sensual finish. Interestingly, I detected a subtle cocoa-vanilla note during my testing, though it's not listed among the official notes. Previously, i've owned the EDP version and this is very much reminiscent to it with few tweaks. The opening is quite similar to the EDP but the drydown is comparatively more complex and the transition of notes has become easily distinguishable. Performance-wise, I applied it 6 times on pulse points, and it projected strongly for about 1-2 hours before settling closer to the skin with mild, lingering wafts. In totality, the scent lasts for 5-6 hours. For the price, i firmly believe it could have packed more performance as the former-stronger counterpart(flanker) delivers more value. The fragrance is unobtrusive and versatile, suitable for both casual and formal settings, as well as for dates. It performs best indoors but is adaptable for year-round wear. Sillage: 4/10 Performance: 6/10 Scent profile: 6.5/10 Price to value: 5/10 Overall: 5.3

I like this fragrance but don't really love it. Its a very basic, not terribly unique, groundbreaking or special scent. It fits well in the line and it fits perfectly in its EDT classification. I honestly feel they nailed it as far as making this the EDT version of the profile. I get a good bit of the citrus off the top but mostly the fresh aromatic components of the mid with the lavender, lily of the valley and sage. It blends well with the vetiver, musk and cashmeran in the base to give it a nice slightly woody musky tone to it. It really is a beautiful, very inoffensive fragrance. It is a true EDT with the longevity being around 5 hours, at least off my skin with not much projection at all, which is unfortunate because it is a nice profile. Nothing in this fragrance would suggest it would give you anosmia and I've had other people check to see if they can smell too after the 5-ish hour mark and they couldn't pick it up either and that's on skin and clothes. I've given it quite a bit of full wearings over the last month or so since getting it and I'm just not impressed. Its a easy dumb reach for a quick outing or gym but not something I will gravitate to. Overall, not a bad fragrance, I actually do like the profile, this is just my experience and my feeling towards it. I recommend at least trying it if you can. Who knows, you may love it.

One thing I can appreciate about the Ralph's Club line of fragrances is that they are a dumb reach fragrance. Nothing is new or revolutionary and there is nothing wrong with that. Sometimes you just want to smell good and be done with it. Ralph's Club isn't targeted towards the niche snobs or those who insist on creativity or uniqueness. There's nothing wrong with that, but understand that the majority of men are just looking for a fragrance that smells good to them and their partner. With that exposition aside, this opens with a heavy dose of lavandin/lavender and some mix of fruits like apple and a citrus for a little bit of sweetness. Some floral touches from geranium (slightly greenish rose) and a savory sage take up much of the heart notes with the lavender continuing on. As the base notes appear there is a fluffy musk overlaying the slightly sweaty smelling cashmeran. Any woody aspect from the vetiver and patchouli are lost on me. This fragrance, as an EDT, does scream off the skin initially and can fill a room if over sprayed. As it begins to transition to the dry down it regains composure and continues on as a pleasant scent bubble.

I really liked the EDP when I first sampled it, but after a few uses it started smelling really synthetic, musty and cloying sweet to me, which was a shame. I couldn't unsmell this whenever I used it and it somewhat ruined the EDP for me. This has fixed that issue imo. I can't compare this to the Parfum or Elixir as to me those are their own thing and I don't consider them similar to the original or this EDT. This is 100% an EDT version of the EDP. I'd say 97% similar scent but fresher/airier, soapier, less sweet. I'd say it becomes a bit powdery and has a candy-like mild sweetness in the dry down, while the EDP ends up musty on me. I prefer this to the EDP. I think it may perform better also. If you own the EDP then this is redundant. If you don't own either and like the DNA - I'd go for this one. Soapy, herbal, green. Has that classic cologne vibe. Could easily be a deodorant or even mens shampoo. Nice calming masculine scent that I don't think anyone will dislike.

The initial opening is a citrus and aromatic scent with Grapefuit, Mandarin and Lanvender notes. 15 Min - I am still getting a citrus and aromatic scent, but I am also starting to pick up some other floral notes like Clary Sage and Geranium. 30 Min - The citrus scent has settled down and I am getting a floral and slightly woody scent from the Vetiver note. 60 Min - At this point into the wear I am getting more Vetiver and a soft and subtle muskiness. Dry Down - The dry down of this fragrance is an aromatic, woody, and slightly musky scent with a fresh undertone. Performance: Projection of this fragrance is OK with the frangrance creating a scent bubble of over 2 feet for about 2 hours. The sillage is also OK with a scent trail of about 2 feet for about 2 hours as well. Longevity on my skin is OK with the fragrance lasting on my skin about 5 to 6 hours, and becoming a skin scent at about 2+ hours. My rating on this fragrance is a 6 out of 10.

This smells so much like my 2016 bottle of Le Male Popeye Eau Fraiche. I swear this could be a summer Le Male flanker. It's damn near 80% the same as Le Male Popeye Eau Fraiche from 2016. It's a definitely a laundry detergent type of freshie and it's pleasant and useful if you need a break from your actual fragrances and want a clean laundry smell on your off days. This is sort of an anti-perfume perfume. I like it for when you're trying to smell clean and not draw any specific attention from anyone. It's completely innocuous and expensive smelling. It's a soft cloud that lasts for a long time on fabrics, and that's what I think it's designed for. On skin is fine too, but maybe you'd want to change clothes at some point and spray a real banger on skin, and effect a late dry down layering of two scents, this would work with most things rather easily. 10/10 for what is is, a simple fresh laundry scent.

My First Original Perfume... "This is the first original perfume I’ve ever owned, which I managed to pick up from a friend at a great price. I hope this is just the beginning of my collection! As for the scent, it opens with a clear burst of mandarin and citrus, though these notes fade quickly. From the opening through to the dry down, the fragrance is dominated by an aromatic and soapy cashmere character. Towards the final stages, you can sense a slightly tart patchouli and earthy vetiver, yet the aromatic and soapy vibe remains the star of the show. The longevity is around 5 to 7 hours depending on the day. In terms of projection, it tends to pop up and disappear periodically. Overall, it feels like a very safe purchase. I might even stick with the Ralph Lauren brand for my future fragrances due to the emotional bond I've formed with this one. Have a great day!"

this one is a chic and approachable fragrance that attracts compliments without demanding attention. it's a sweet, powdery, and warm aromatic-woody scent built around (lavender and cashmeran wood). the opening is fresh, with an ozonic, marine aldehyde, citrus, a hint of orange blossom or neroli, and green apple. violet, orris, and patchouli give the scent a classy powdery character, while the sweet rose-vanilla/almond-musk base holds the whole blend together perfectly. i agree it's not something new, and the ingredients may not feel luxurious, but it's definitely well-formulated, versatile, and noticeable.

This feels a lot like a shorter-lasting Y EdP with the ginger in the opening removed, which makes it even more inoffensive. It's not bad, but definitely feels generic and overpriced for what it is. Male, although the picture of the person who would wear this in my mind is a more "cerebral" male like a librarian or professor. All ages excepting teens. Moderate projector. Has the typically poor longevity of most RL frags (projection is totally gone after 2-3 hours). Neutral or warm weather. Office-safe, and probably best suited for the office.

This one honestly surprised me! It opens with a hint of ambergris, and freshness with an almost faint resemblance to ysl myself and the dry drown reminds me of a very light version of Al Haramain Amber OudGold. It still maintains the Ralph's Club DNA, but is lighter and fresher with a little more versatility compared to the flankers. I don't think I woukd pay full retial for this one, but at the right price I'd consider it for sure. I have a 10ml and will update clone I get further into the bottle.

I blind bought this at marshals for 50$ (3.4 oz) and when I first sprayed it I couldn’t smell it like at all really. The only thing I smelt was the citrus and a little bit of woods. Then the next day I applied more to see if maybe I couldn’t smell it cause I didn’t spray enough so I did 12 sprays and it projected much better. It starts off fresh with citrus then goes into lavender and woods. It reminds me of Gucci guilty edt but less spicy and not as strong. Not terrible but not crazy good

I think Ralph's Club edt is deceptively good. Meaning it doesn't do anything strikingly well and nothing ground breaking. However, it has similar vibes to so many good fragrances. I get Ralph's Club dna blended with hints of Acqua Di Gio Absolu, Ysl Myself, and Coach Men. They took little parts of other popular fragrances and blended them together really well. It's easy to like, but still has some class and quality to it. I can't wait for springtime to wear this more often.

I own a sample and recently wore this, it’s very basic and smells like a more aromatic Eros. If you own one, the other is redundant. I think I prefer this over my Eros EDP but that might just be me, def worth giving a smell

Got this as a blind buy as it was on clearance at marshalls for 40$ and man was that money well spent, this stuff just rocks, the woody apple lavender combo is fantastic, not unique per se but its just so good 9/10 for me.

Remind me of CH Bad Boy EDT. I am on the fence on how much it smells like it, but it does remind me of it. Ralph's has more woods in it while CH BB EDT has a cacao and tonka base. Different, but feel the same.

It's literally a best seller Detman. Please don't believe a handful of incel looking Youtubers who love challenging fragrances reflect the real world in any way.

A good generic every day use kind of scent. Super versatile. Great price. Dont expect anything groundbreaking. Solid one

Nothing new but might be my favorite of the Ralph’s club line. Pretty much lighter soapier version of the edp

I bought a small decant this is good for the gym.

Were you aching for another amberwoods-lavender, sweet mall scent that is almost indistinguishable from every other release in Sephora or Macys since 2015? But this time a bit lighter? Then this scent has it for you! Not much else to say. Longevity is 3-5 hours with limited projection. A 5/10. One of the most pointless cash grabs in years.

Smells better than the EDP without that cheap and gross white musk dry down. Still very basic. Last about two hours so performance is abismal.

They should have started with the EDT instead of the EDP? 🤔 Such a weird release! What's next a cologne version?

Writing this review after finishing a decant with multiple wears. I’ve also tested the rest of the Ralph’s Club line and this is my personal favorite of the bunch. I definitely think it’s safe and inoffensive as many have indicated. To my nose, it smells like fresh laundry or a lavender dryer sheet. Really smooth and excellent scent profile that is perfect for casual wear....and sweet, without being too sweet or cloying. I used most of it as my “post shower” scent, or just before going out to do errands. Is this going to be a bold scent? No. Is it an instant compliment getter? I don’t think so. Will babes be flocking to you after one whiff? I doubt it. But if you like the scent profile and wear scents for you, then it does what it does successfully. I’m personally waiting to see this hit discounters where I will pick up a bottle. I have other scents in the rotation for the wow factor, but sometimes you need one for comfort and this is that (for me).

I blind bought this at TJ Maxx for 30$ . At that price I figured if it was decent I’d be happy and It is exactly that to me . This is a fresh, floral fragrance, with some citrus and woods . It gives me that fresh linen vibe . This is one I keep in my work rotation . I can over spray this and not feel guilty for that price, even then it is far from offensive . Super versatile, some say it reminds them of Ysl Y Edp, I really wish that was the case for me because I absolutely love that fragrance. This one shares similar dna to Ysl Myself Imho which is not my favorite because it reminds me of a male version of Libre, but that’s besides the point . Either way this a good fragrance and I recommend getting this if you can get it cheap also it is a versatile scent .

This is a generic styled semisweet aromatic woody scent for guys, but all the notes are so well balanced, it's actually a joy to wear. I love the orangey top notes, the lavender and herbs in the middle, and spicy, slightly sweet drydown. I see it's not listed in the notes, but I smell something like a black licorice note in there, which is what seals the deal for me. Not a beast of projection, but longevity for me is about 8 hours. Ralph's Club is a great daily driver when you just want to smell nice, and aren't concerned about rocking the most unique frag in the crowd. I love this fragrance.

This opens very similar to the EDP, sweet and fresh. However, the EDP dries down way more woody with stronger vetiver. The EDT seems lighter, cleaner, especially as it dries down. The drydown is particularly nice as the cashmeran and musk blend nicely with the florals. If I had to choose between the two I'd pick the EDT. Only drawback is that it's kind of weak, but it should still play up in warmer weather. Only $49.99 for 150 ml on jomashop right now.

I'm really looking forward to trying this, I really liked the original EDP (best one so far IMO) but it still lacked a little something for me to keep my bottle. Hopefully this one smells very similar but with a touch more brightness and projection. I wasn't overly impressed with the 'Parfum' (very muted) nor the 'Elixir' but still hoping the EDT gets things right 🙏

Smells like a lighter version of the EDP. The EDP is literally a stronger version of this with the same exact scent which is awesome because that's what we look for in an EDP not a different scent. The performance on this is still good you can't go wrong with either or

Pronose below gives this a ‘sad’ rating because they released the edt after the edp. Their rating has nothing to do with the fragrance. What has this world come to.. I’ll take a wild stab that they were born in the 2000s....

Yeah,okay. The same applies to the rest of the line. They are just too expensive for what they bring on the table. Quality is there, performance is not. Too expensive for that.

Saw this at tj maxx last week for 60$ and it was open so i smelled and it was very generic and boring. After under 2 hrs it was gone from my skin after 4 sprays

I got this in the 10ml 3 pack at Ross for 11.99. I like it a whole lot better than the EDP. Elixir is king but I think this is the second best of the line.

Given the unacceptable development and performance of the Edp and Parfum, i don't have high hopes for this, but we will see.

Ugh. They just keep on making more of this frag when no one seems to want it. Why??

EDT is generic, blendless and weak as fuck. Totally redundant release

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