| Weight: | 0.259 kg |
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| Country of origin: | Spain |
| Volume: | 0.05 l |
Paco Rabanne Invictus is a fresh, woody men’s eau de toilette that builds on the contrast between energetic citrus freshness, a salty marine accord, and warm woody notes. It is the original fragrance of the Invictus line, launched in 2013, and remain ...
Paco Rabanne Invictus is a fresh, woody men’s eau de toilette that builds on the contrast between energetic citrus freshness, a salty marine accord, and warm woody notes. It is the original fragrance of the Invictus line, launched in 2013, and remains one of the most versatile variants in the entire collection to this day.
Fragrance Profile:
Top Notes: Grapefruit.
Middle Notes: Marine accord.
Base Notes: Quebracho wood, patchouli, and ambergris.
The fragrance opens with a distinctive grapefruit note that feels bright, zesty, and fresh. At its heart, a clean marine accord unfolds, evoking a salty breeze and mineral freshness. The base is composed of guaiac wood, patchouli, and ambergris, which lend the fragrance a masculine warmth, a smoky woody character, and a sensual finish.
Bottle Design:
The bottle, shaped like a silver trophy, is one of the most distinctive symbols of the Invictus line. It combines clear glass, silver accents, and the shape of a victory cup, which underscores the fragrance’s energy, strength, and sporty-elegant character.
Invictus is the scent of victory—modern, sporty, and confident. It is suitable for everyday wear, the office, sports, and warm weather from spring through summer. It lasts approximately 4 to 6 hours on the skin and may linger longer on fabric.
About the Rabanne brand:
Paco Rabanne (now often referred to simply as Rabanne) is a brand that has built a reputation for bold luxury – first in fashion and very quickly in perfumery as well. The fashion house was founded by Paco Rabanne in 1966 and became famous for its futuristic approach and unconventional aesthetics, which later naturally transferred to its fragrances. Rabanne fragrances are characterized by a strong identity, a distinctive trail, and often iconic bottle designs.
The brand's perfume history began in 1969 with the launch of Calandre, one of the house's first signature fragrances.
In 2023, the brand officially simplified its name from "Paco Rabanne" to Rabanne to unify fashion and beauty under one clear identity.
