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Ralph Lauren Safari : Fragrance Review

Elisa on Safari, a ’90s classic with an ’80s spirit.

The ‘80s were a time that fetishized “adventure” – I grew up watching movies that took a page from Heart of Darkness , portraying Americans or Brits confronting the terrifying Other-ness of primitive African, Asian, and aboriginal cultures. Today’s audiences would find most of these films ( Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Crocodile Dundee , etc.) unwatchably offensive, and rightly so; their cultural moment has passed.

Ralph Lauren Safari , composed by Dominique Ropion, was released in 1990, but feels to me like an ‘80s scent (cusp years cling more tightly to the previous decade than the following, I’ve found). As a concept perfume, it perfectly fits the adventurist trend, and I associate those striking Bridget Hall ads that I saw in every magazine as a kid with the old Banana Republic stores. (If you’re younger than me, you might not remember that their stock in trade at the time was khaki shorts and branded t-shirts, not pinstriped office-wear.)

A true green chypre (not a “modern chypre”), Safari immediately announces itself as a galbanum monster. In fact, if you’ve never smelled  galbanum , it is an excellent introduction to the material: olive-green, not crisp like violet leaf or blackcurrant buds, but rich and almost oily. The galbanum, along with a juicy orange top note and a touch of hairspray-like aldehydes, tumbles into an opulent floral mix of hyacinth, jasmine, narcissus, and marigold. The woody drydown is sweeter than that of a typical old-school chypre, since the nutty vetiver and moss come paired with ambery styrax , and (I suspect) a sneaky dose of vanilla. Like many heavy-hitters from its day, Safari has plentiful sillage and lasts all day, changing slightly with every half-hour.

Perhaps the best way to describe Safari is warm – like the first warm days in spring or the last warm days in fall, it’s suffused with sunlight, those slanted, late-afternoon rays you want to soak up every last drop of.

Ralph Lauren Safari includes notes of galbanum, orange, mandarin, aldehydes, cassis, rosemary, hyacinth, rose, lily of the valley, narcissus, jasmine, iris, tagetes, orange blossom, vetiver, moss, sandalwood, cedar, patchouli, tonka bean, and amber. It is still in production and available direct from Ralph Lauren stores, at $62 for a 2.5 oz. bottle.

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• Rating: 4 stars
• House: Ralph Lauren
• Creator: Dominique Ropion
• Mood(s): Classics & Vintages
• Note(s): Chypre ( See explanation )
• Tagged: dominique ropion , ralph lauren

58 Comments

Karen: Hmmmm, this makes me want to seek out some vintage Safari! And, Yes!! Banana Republic used to have such cool, incredible clothes – I remember buying a pair of loose, dark green pants with an incredible dragon embroidered up one leg – jeez, they were such cool pants! Fun review, Elisha, thanks! (and those movies, cringe-worthy now, but great back then…..) April 17, 2015 at 7:24am Reply

limegreen: 🙂 I had a fun lightweight khaki shirt from BR, very faux safari — it was a cool store before it became a JCrew clone. Thanks for the intro to this perfume, I would now like to sample it for its greenness! April 17, 2015 at 9:50am Reply

AndreaR: Wasn’t BR fabulous 🙂 An antidote for all that Laura Ashley floating around. Aromatics Elixir called to me then. Great memories. April 17, 2015 at 1:46pm Reply

Elisa : Really love how this thread is mostly a vintage Banana Republic appreciation fest hahaha! April 17, 2015 at 2:23pm Reply

AndreaR: Such fun! April 17, 2015 at 2:54pm Reply

rosarita: Yes! I had an oversized white linen shirt that I wore until it fell to pieces. The anti Laura Ashley, perfect description!

I honestly don’t think I’ve ever tried Safari and I would probably love it now. April 17, 2015 at 3:08pm Reply

Karen: Hey wait a minute! I wore both and luuuuved Laura Ashley! To this day I regret getting rid of my dresses as the fabrics were really gorgeous. But how fun that others remember BR when it was really cool, fun and interesting! April 17, 2015 at 6:02pm Reply

limegreen: Thanks for bringing back our BR memories, Elisa! I had completely forgotten that BR started out that way. The Laura Ashley fabrics were high quality and beautiful. I had a long LA calico skirt that I had sewn and was so proud of it. It felt “grown up.” 🙂 (Didn’t hurt to be a fan of the Laura Ingalls Wilder books either!) April 17, 2015 at 7:22pm Reply

Karen: What a great memory! I love thinking about certain clothes that have wonderful memories connected with them. April 18, 2015 at 9:33am Reply

Elisa : Holy cow, a dragon? They sound awesome! April 17, 2015 at 10:04am Reply

Karen: Oh my God, they were the coolest pants I think I ever owned! Well, those and my MC Hammer pants, ha ha ha – but really those dragon pants I held on to till they were literally falling apart. Very lightweight dark green fabric with cargo pockets (to stash all your Indiana Jones antiquities??) with a red dragon embroidered up the back of one leg. April 17, 2015 at 6:07pm Reply

Elisa : Reminds me of the “Torn” video — wasn’t Natalie I. wearing a shirt with a dragon on it? April 17, 2015 at 6:17pm Reply

silverdust: The ’80s were the heydey of great ‘fumes. Safari was one I bought and wore, even though it was kind of tough to wear — sharp and strong. It was great for its time, but I can’t imagine wearing it today. I’m kind of shocked at how my tastes have changed.

The only “originals” from the ’70s and ’80s I still crave are Rive Gauche and No. 22, and not in their current versions. April 17, 2015 at 9:21am Reply

Elisa : Oh, I still wear Safari! It is quite strong but it has a warmth and sweetness that I find comforting. April 17, 2015 at 10:07am Reply

Gretchen: Oh, how I loved that fragrance…I wore that, and Casmir, and Coco no matter the weather, no matter the setting. What I would do for one of those original mock Waterford, tortoiseshell and silver bottles again! April 17, 2015 at 9:43am Reply

Elisa : Mock Waterford — exactly! April 17, 2015 at 10:12am Reply

Aisha: I’m wearing this today! 🙂

Safari and Lauren were two of my favorites during and right after college. My then-boyfriend (now, husband) bought me a large bottle of Safari around the time it first came out. I still have that bottle, and the “juice” still smells wonderful. I actually think it’s even more stunning today. April 17, 2015 at 9:46am Reply

Elisa : Yay! I do think there are certain perfumes that actually improve with age. And how lucky that it has such a nice association for you. April 17, 2015 at 10:13am Reply

Patricia: I learned at least two new things about Safari in your article, Elisa. First that it was composed by Dominique Ropion (!), and second that it is still being produced. Though at the time I wore Lauren more often, I still have a soft spot in my heart for this one and own a vintage travel size. Thanks for an informative article on an old favorite! April 17, 2015 at 9:46am Reply

Elisa : I also have a travel size bottle — the one that sits upside down. Should last me a while since this stuff is strong! April 17, 2015 at 10:13am Reply

Patricia: I have the same bottle, and yes, Safari is strong! April 17, 2015 at 11:39am Reply

Aisha: Its strength is likely the reason why my bottle has lasted me so long. One spritz is all I need. The scent also lasts on me a good 8-10 hours. April 19, 2015 at 1:20pm Reply

briony hey: I remember buying a bottle of Safari in the ’80s. Only once though – I found it a bit sharp although I did love the bottle. Rochas Femme was my staple in those days. Femme for nights and Nina Ricci Capricci for days. You used to be able to get Capricci in EDT in department store sales for next to nothing. It’s still available but only the parfum in a Lalique bottle at an absolutely prohibitive price. I really miss those ’80s fumes! April 17, 2015 at 10:02am Reply

Elisa : I have not heard of Capricci but I love the name! April 17, 2015 at 10:31am Reply

Patricia: I have some Capricci from the old days :-). I wore it and Farouche in the mid- to late seventies. The Lalique parfum bottle is beyond gorgeous. April 17, 2015 at 11:42am Reply

Joy: Did I love that perfime! I loved the sunlight shining through the faceted bottle, the box that looked like leather. I sprayed the perfume on cotton ball and put them in all my drawers. I sprayed it on myself before going out on long bicycle rides. It blended well with cold air and perspiration. It was the perfect choice for someone who could not afford “The World of Ralph Lauren”.But, I also wore it with my gorgeous silk 80’s blouses. I also loved the original Banana Republic store. I went to the little store on Maiden Lane in San Francisco. That is where I bought my favorite khaki shirt with snaps at the front and a pocket for a lump of sugar for a recalcitrant horse. The clothes in the catalog were hand sketched. I also had a sweater from the British RAF. Thank you for the wonderful memories! I am going to order a decant to see if I still love that perfume as I did then. April 17, 2015 at 10:53am Reply

Elisa : Hi Joy, I’m so glad I’m not the only one who remembers the old BR stores! The pocket for a lump of sugar cracks me up. April 17, 2015 at 11:17am Reply

Joy: I used to pore over those catalogs. I’m sure I had a lot of the descriptions memoruzed. I never set foot in the stores now. April 17, 2015 at 1:23pm Reply

limegreen: I had no idea that was the reason the pocket was designed that way! I thought it was to hold a pen in place. (Such a nerd on safari!) 🙂 April 17, 2015 at 7:26pm Reply

mals86 : OH MAN I love Safari. It took me awhile, though. I didn’t run across it back in the day, don’t know why. And the first time I tried it, a few years ago, it was from a mini bottle of the parfum, which is considerably warmer and more basenotey than the edp… and I didn’t like it. It was *too* warm and too vanilla and it didn’t seem right to me.

But I kept running across mentions of it, and you know I’m a galbanum ho anyway, so last spring I took a chance with a partial bottle on ebay for about $25. That paid off big-time, because that bottle is GONE now. The craving to wear it kept sneaking up on me – I go through stages where I don’t want to wear anything else (unless it’s Le Temps d’une Fete). I’ve worn it three times this week.

I love the way that Safari smells to me of grass, both fresh and drying into hay, and polished wood and (yes) vanilla. It’s strangely satisfying. April 17, 2015 at 11:19am Reply

mals86 : Oh – and I really hated Temple of Doom, but Out of Africa was pretty swoony. But you’re right, that snobby colonialism angle really seems dated and was probably always at least borderline offensive if not completely wrong to begin with. April 17, 2015 at 11:22am Reply

Elisa : Did you ever see Young Sherlock Holmes? It had a similar “weird exotic occult people” angle, but I really enjoyed that one. April 17, 2015 at 11:31am Reply

mals86 : It’s been yonks since I saw that, but I remember liking it. April 17, 2015 at 11:33am Reply

Ann: I inhaled the Tintin comic books when I was a little girl. I had them all and would read them over and over again. I regret immensely that I sold them all at a garage sale when I was about 10 having decided I was too old for them (ridiculous!). A thousand years later when I went to get them for my sons I was a little horrified at the racist stereotypes… too bad! So it is Calvin and Hobbes… April 17, 2015 at 12:28pm Reply

Elisa : Oh it’s sad when things you used to love get ruined that way….oh well. April 17, 2015 at 12:38pm Reply

Elisa : I’m glad you saw the review since I know you love this one and galbanum in general! Meanwhile, I really need to try LTdUF again — I had a sample >5 years ago and wasn’t sure how I felt about it, but I like galbanum more than I used to. April 17, 2015 at 11:30am Reply

mals86 : LTdF has changed; it’s considerably lighter and more weighted toward the florals than it used to be, too. I still like it, but in my mind it’s like an eau flanker to the older fragrance. The old version wore more like an edp than the edt it was labeled as. April 17, 2015 at 11:36am Reply

Elisa : Do you still have any of the old version hoarded away? April 17, 2015 at 11:56am Reply

mals86 : A bit! I treat it like gold. April 20, 2015 at 5:46pm Reply

Aurora: Thank you for a beautifully written article, so very evocative of time and place. I love that you put it in context. You know, I must have smelled Safari in magazines’ perfume strips in the nineties when I lived in New York but while I am quite familiar with Lauren (have a vintage mini of it) I have never tried Safari properly, I will have to remedy this soon.

PS still have shorts from ’80s Banana Republic, boy were they well made. Now that I am in London I go there for accessories, I especially like their belts April 17, 2015 at 12:42pm Reply

Elisa : I had a skirt from the Gap that I bought in the early 90s and it was in perfect shape 15 years later …. finally got rid of it when my waist size changed, otherwise I could have kept wearing the skirt! April 17, 2015 at 12:45pm Reply

MikasMinion: I love Safari and savor every spray from my early-nineties bottle. I remember buying a Mother’s Day gift set at Dillard’s when I was in middle school (with my saved up allowance) that had a large bottle, travel bottle, shower gel, and lotion. The SA was so pleased that I had chosen it and I was far too shy to say I was buying it for myself. Actually, I hope I did get Mom something that year. I probably made my dad buy her something from me. I was such a selfish twerp. I always think of the original BR stores when I wear Safari too. I still have a Hawaiian print wrap skirt and matching button down that I got there back in the age where head to toe Hawaiian print was somewhat acceptable. Thank goodness there is no photographic evidence I ever wore them together. April 17, 2015 at 1:18pm Reply

Elisa : Ahhh, head to toe Hawaiian. I love it! And good for you being so sophisticated in middle school. April 17, 2015 at 1:29pm Reply

Karen: This is too wonderful that we are all reminiscing about our fashion choices from the past! April 17, 2015 at 6:12pm Reply

Theresa: Thanks for the review, Elisa. I love galbanum (what I know of it, anyway!), and will have to try Safari now. Do you know how the current incarnation stacks up against the vintage? April 17, 2015 at 3:40pm Reply

Elisa : If you love galbanum you have to try it! I’m not sure about the differences though — I bought my bottle about 4-5 years ago, but it was from a little discount shop and it might have been older. Still smells great. Generally with chypres, older is better…. April 17, 2015 at 4:29pm Reply

Merlin: I loved Safari a year or two ago and often tested it. They sell it at mainstream department stores here. I can’t speak for everyone, because I have perfume eating skin, but current Safari does not last on me at all 🙁 I have never tried vintage so I can’t compare… In any case, the current one is green and lovely, but so short-lived it is not worth its price. April 17, 2015 at 5:29pm Reply

Elisa : Oh, that’s too bad. The version I have lasts quite a while! April 17, 2015 at 6:15pm Reply

Laurie Brown : I loved Safari; it’s one of my all time favorites. I still have just a few drops left in a tiny bottle. I allow myself to sniff it every once in a while because it’s so lovely. I did not realize it was still in production- I’ve searched the internet for it before and not found it. Was it perhaps out of production for a while and then resurrected? April 17, 2015 at 6:41pm Reply

Elisa : That may be the case — though available on the RL website I’m not sure how easy it is to find in stores. I bet you can still find older stock on eBay. April 18, 2015 at 10:18am Reply

elisa p: What a fun read! I’m laughing reading some of the comments and remembering the original BR. I guess I thought it was pretty great then(and it was cheaper than the Gap). And those colonial-chic Safari ads. I don’t remember how it smells but am now curious to sample it. April 17, 2015 at 10:51pm Reply

Elisa : The sad thing is I was a little kid at the time and only had one of the cheapo branded t-shirts, none of the “real” clothes. April 18, 2015 at 10:20am Reply

Rowanhill: But of course Safari. I wore it with passion in the beginning of the 90’s (alternating with Coco Chanel and Paloma Picasso), loved the “crystal” arrow head shaped purse spray. I thought at the time that would be just the thing to take with me on a safari and pictured myself having those post colonial sundowner gin&tonics on my tree house deck. Some years back I bought a bottle at this wonderful perfume shop in Singapore, which was like Ali Baba’s cave for lost ‘fumes. Lovely to wear on occasion, think will go and put on some right now. It seems like the perfect choice for a cool but bright spring day. April 18, 2015 at 9:31am Reply

Elisa : Haha, G&T’s — perfect! I love it on a bright spring day (and I still crave Paloma Picasso too!) April 18, 2015 at 10:21am Reply

Rowanhill: That same shop sold me some Paloma Picasso too. 🙂 What a haul it was. I left very happy and considerably liberated from my money. 😀 April 18, 2015 at 12:41pm Reply

Gil : Although I appreciate perfumes of days past I am glad that modern perfumery typically moves away from the old idea of many strong ingredients. I like that today most new releases have one or two stars in the juice, and the rest just compliment them. April 20, 2015 at 8:58am Reply

Elisa : I’d guess this is just about fashion rather than a true progression — meaning, I wouldn’t be surprised if very complicated many-note perfumes came back some day! April 20, 2015 at 9:17am Reply

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Safari for Men by Ralph Lauren

Key Notes of Safari for Men

What does safari for men smell like.

Safari for Men by Ralph Lauren embarks on a vivid journey through a myriad of scents. At first encounter, your senses are greeted by the spicy kick of coriander, intertwined with the freshness of green notes and a hint of delicate lavender. Hints of bergamot interplay lightly, adding a citrusy murmur to the mix, while the unmistakable essence of neroli keeps things interesting.

As the fragrance unfolds further, you'll find a heart comprising of robust and spicy carnation, an intriguing whisper of cinnamon coupled with a gentle touch of rose. The natural scent of tarragon lends an earthy accent, while cyclamen and jasmine intertwine to add a slightly floral undertone.

The scent journey culminates in a sturdy base. Sandalwood serves as the principal aroma, its robust woody scent graced with the undertones of cedar subtleties. Leather lends a masculine leathery touch, perfectly balanced with the sweet, earthy scent of patchouli. Flecks of amber and musk blend subtly, adding a warm and sensual charm, while oakmoss brings a mossy, green touch to the mix. Every layer combines to articulate a signature scent that is complex, intriguing, and unforgettably masculine.

Review of Safari for Men

Safari for Men by Ralph Lauren is a masculine scent that captures the adventurous spirit of the outdoors. Released in 1992, this eau de toilette is a blend of spicy and woody notes with a dash of leather, which creates a bold and robust aroma. The scent is underlined by a fresh, floral undertone, making it a versatile choice for different occasions.

Ideal for fall and spring, it subtly captures the essence of changing seasons. While it's not overpowering, it certainly makes a statement. The green and earthy accents also add to the natural, outdoorsy vibe of this fragrance. Interestingly, it has a touch of oriental charm that adds an intriguing twist to its character.

Safari is perfect for daily wear or a leisurely day out, but it's equally suitable for evenings and night-outs. Even in a business context, this fragrance can make its presence felt without stealing the show. Despite being around for decades, Safari remains a classic choice for men who appreciate a reliable, robust scent.

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Ralph Lauren Safari Perfume Review

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5 Things You Should Know about Ralph Lauren Safari:

Classic and timeless fragrance.

Ralph Lauren Safari is a classic scent that has persisted. Since 1990, this classic aroma has maintained its popularity, proving its longevity. For individuals who want a classic perfume, the fragrance exudes elegance. The carefully selected notes create a perfume that is flexible and long-lasting, appropriate for casual and formal settings. Classic Ralph Lauren Safari is a mainstay in fragrance collections of people who like timeless scents.

Inspired by Adventure and Safari Lifestyle

The thrill of adventure and exotic safari life inspire Ralph Lauren Safari. Exploration and natural beauty are captured in the aroma. Wearers enter an exciting and mysterious world with each spritz. Earthy and woody notes suggest safari terrain, while floral and citrus notes lend refinement. Ralph Lauren Safari is suitable for those who want a fragrance that embodies adventure and the outdoors due to its unique inspiration.

Unisex Appeal

Ralph Lauren Safari seems unisex. This fragrance defies perfumery gender stereotypes by being worn by men and women. It’s a versatile signature smell since its finely blended notes complement a variety of personal styles. Ralph Lauren Safari’s unisex scent allows people to express themselves without gender constraints.

Distinctive Blend of Notes

Ralph Lauren Safari’s charming fragrance comes from its skillfully selected notes. Citrusy top notes set the stage for floral center notes like jasmine and rose. Deep woods and earthy tones in the base notes give the smell depth and durability. These notes are carefully chosen and balanced to create a complex, well-rounded, and distinctive smell. Ralph Lauren Safari’s notes leave an unmistakable mark from the first spritz to the last dry-down.

Iconic Polo Ralph Lauren Brand

Ralph Lauren Safari represents Polo Ralph Lauren’s ageless elegance and grace. The scent reflects the brand’s quality and style. The Polo logo on the bottle represents Ralph Lauren’s standard of excellence. The scent embodies the brand’s beliefs and luxury. For Polo Ralph Lauren fans, Ralph Lauren Safari is more than a fragrance—it represents timeless style and refinement.

5 Tips to Use Ralph Lauren Safari:

Apply to pulse points.

Ralph Lauren Safari perfume should be applied to pulse points for maximum longevity and scent. Pulse points generate heat and increase fragrance because blood vessels are closer to the skin. Pulses are seen in the wrists, neck, ears, and inner elbows. Gentle spritzing or dabbing the perfume on certain spots lets it interact with your body heat to release its appealing notes. This process maximizes perfume efficacy and assures that each person’s smell evolves independently, creating a unique olfactory experience.

Layer with Matching Products

Layer Ralph Lauren Safari with complementary body products for a more intense and long-lasting aroma. Using the matching shower gel, body lotion, or deodorant intensifies the perfume and prolongs its life. Layering generates a harmonic and consistent aroma that is more obvious and unforgettable. Use goods from the same fragrance line to avoid clashing scents. This layering process adds depth and maintains aroma intensity throughout the day, leaving a lasting impression

Adjust Application Intensity

Using Ralph Lauren Safari effectively requires fragrance intensity. Scent intensity may vary by occasion and setting. Use the perfume sparingly on a few pulse spots for a gentle, intimate effect. However, apply more and cover more places for a bolder presence. Concentration matters—eau de parfum requires less than eau de toilette. Adjusting application intensity lets you match the smell to your preferences and the location, achieving the appropriate balance between enticing and overbearing.

Ideal for Daytime Wear

Ralph Lauren Safari is perfect for casual and sophisticated daytime wear. The fragrance’s green floral, citrus, and warm undertones complement daytime activities’ brightness and freshness. Safari’s light and refined style is refreshing and invigorating, whether you’re going to work, brunch, or the park. It’s versatile enough for professional and social settings, so you can look confident and stylish all day.

Consider Seasonal Suitability

Ralph Lauren Safari’s seasonality must be understood to be effective. The fragrance is suitable year-round, but its green and floral notes make it ideal for spring and summer. The perfume matches the flowering seasons with its freshness. However, its warm undertones make it fall-appropriate and comfy. You may apply the fragrance more abundantly in winter to ensure its presence. You may maximize Ralph Lauren Safari’s appealing fragrance profile year-round by considering seasonal fit.

5 Occasions to Use Ralph Lauren Safari:

Outdoor gatherings and events.

Ralph Lauren Safari is ideal for outdoor events since its energetic and fresh notes combine with nature. The scent’s citrusy top notes—lemon and bergamot—evoke a sunny day, making it excellent for picnics, barbecues, and other outdoor events. Lavender and thyme in the heart notes add sophistication without dominating. The aroma enriches outdoor events like garden parties and weekend brunches, leaving a subtle effect.

Casual Daytime Outings

For casual daytime outings, Ralph Lauren Safari is the right mix of relaxed elegance. The fragrance’s leather and sandalwood elements offer warmth and comfort, making it ideal for leisurely strolls, coffee dates, and shopping. The scent’s light floral and spice elements make it lively, making it suitable for any casual afternoon activity. Ralph Lauren Safari suits relaxed daytime trips, whether you’re visiting the city or relaxing on the weekend.

Professional Settings

Ralph Lauren Safari is perfect for professional environments that require a refined smell. The sophisticated vetiver, cedarwood, and tobacco scent conveys confidence and professionalism. Earthy and smoky undertones provide a subtle yet powerful aura, making it appropriate for boardroom meetings, corporate events, and other professional settings. The fragrance’s duration keeps you softly aromatic throughout the workday, projecting competence and flair. Ralph Lauren Safari is a discreet accent that enhances your professional look.

Summer Escapes

Ralph Lauren Safari is perfect for summer getaways since it embodies adventure and exploration. Citrusy and herbal overtones give it a fresh, summery feel. The aroma adds summertime vibes to beach trips, tropical vacations, and sunny days. For those looking for a smell that captures the warmth and brilliance of summer, its stimulating and uplifting properties make it a top choice.

Formal Celebrations

The Ralph Lauren Safari lends elegance to formal gatherings. The scent’s floral, spicy, and woody undertones create an elegant atmosphere perfect for black-tie gatherings, weddings, and other formal occasions. The scent’s gentle richness provides a lasting impression without being overbearing, making it ideal for evening activities. Ralph Lauren Safari adds formality to a gala or romantic supper, making you feel confident and with timeless taste. The scent adds a subtle yet distinctive touch to formal celebrations.

5 Countries Where It’s Popular: Ralph Lauren Safari:

United states.

In the US, Ralph Lauren Safari, a classic scent, embodies American elegance and adventure. Ralph Lauren launched this fragrance to capture the American outdoors. Its woody, flowery, and spicy flavors match the nation’s various landscapes.

The US, home to Ralph Lauren and a fashion-forward society, loves Safari for its adaptability. The fragrance suits those who like natural scents and those who like traditional ones. Its appeal transcends age and gender, making it a mainstay in many Americans’ scent collections.

United Kingdom

Ralph Lauren Safari is known for its understated elegance and exquisite taste in the UK. The fragrance’s warm spices, rich leather, and exotic florals suit the British’s sophisticated lifestyles.

The scent’s association with Britain’s verdant landscapes and ancient appeal makes it suitable for both ordinary and exceptional events. Safari’s fragrance exudes British sophistication, whether walking around London or attending a formal function in the countryside.

France, the fashion center of the world, has a refined sense of fragrance, and Ralph Lauren Safari has made its mark. Safari is unique in a country where scent is an art form with its citruses, florals, and exotic spices.

Even in Paris, French connoisseurs adore the fragrance’s ability to suggest adventure and the outdoors. Safari is popular with individuals wanting a unique fragrance since its combination of natural ingredients reflects French avant-garde tastes.

Italy, known for its culture and flair, has adopted Ralph Lauren Safari for its unique appeal. Warm and seductive, the fragrance reflects Italian romance and elegance. For bold, elegant fragrances, leather, patchouli, and sandalwood work well.

Safari is a timeless classic in Italian fragrance, as intriguing as the country’s beautiful landscapes. Safari is a sign of refinement for Italians who love good smells, from Rome’s lively streets to Tuscany’s tranquil countryside.

Ralph Lauren Safari is popular among scent lovers in Australia, recognized for its diverse landscapes from the arid Outback to the lively coastal regions. The scent’s capacity to inspire adventure and discovery matches Australia’s love of nature.

Australia’s environment and lifestyle suit the fragrance’s warm and spicy notes. Safari is a favorite among Australians who like a fragrance that matches their active lifestyles, whether at the beach or in the city. Its constantly rising appeal has made it a mainstay in the olfactory wardrobes of those seeking an adventure-chic perfume.

5 Best Alternative Perfumes to Ralph Lauren Safari:

Chanel allure homme sport.

Due to its refreshing and refined scent, Chanel Allure Homme Sport is a great Ralph Lauren Safari alternative. The fragrance is fresh and sensuous, making it suitable for many occasions. Orange, mandarin, and aldehydes open the scent with a zesty, energetic kick, while sea notes, neroli, and spices provide aquatic and spicy overtones. The cedar, vetiver, white musk, and tonka bean base notes create a mesmerizing dry-down. If you like sporty, elegant scents that match Safari’s adventure, this is for you.

Hermès Terre d’Hermès

Hermès Terre d’Hermès is a chic, earthy Ralph Lauren Safari alternative. Citrus, spice, and woody elements in this fragrance evoke nature. Orange and grapefruit top notes are zesty, while pepper and pelargonium heart notes are gentle spicy. Base notes of cedar, vetiver, and patchouli add woodiness and earthiness. Terre d’Hermès is a great choice for individuals who want a balanced, unique smell that matches Safari’s raw and adventurous personality.

Gucci Guilty Black

Gucci Guilty Black is a daring Ralph Lauren Safari alternative. Oriental and floral elements give this fragrance a seductive, alluring air. Top notes of red fruits and pink pepper provide sweetness and spice, while heart notes of violet and peach add flowery and fruity sophistication. Patchouli and amber offer a warm, sensual base. Guilty Black is ideal for Safari lovers who want a bolder aroma.

Dior Sauvage

Dior Sauvage, a crisp, aromatic counterpart to Ralph Lauren Safari, is modern and magnetic. Bergamot and pepper top notes energize the fragrance. The lavender, geranium, and Sichuan pepper heart notes provide depth. Amberxan and cedarwood base notes create a long-lasting, manly dry-down. Sauvage, a versatile and fascinating smell that evokes Safari’s outdoor and adventurous spirit, is perfect for modern and dynamic fragrance lovers.

Calvin Klein Eternity for Men

Calvin Klein Eternity for Men is a timeless Ralph Lauren Safari alternative. Fresh and aromatic, this fragrance conveys sophistication and masculinity. Bergamot, lemon, and lavender open the fragrance, while coriander, lily, and orange blossom give floral elegance. Sandalwood, vetiver, and musk give a cozy base. Eternity for Men is perfect for men who like a sophisticated scent that enhances Safari’s timeless appeal.

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Ralph Lauren Safari For Men is a timeless fragrance that has captivated men around the world since its launch.

Inspired by the spirit of adventure and the thrill of exploring the unknown, this iconic scent embodies the essence of a safari expedition.

In this exclusive review, we will delve into the history, fragrance notes, packaging, longevity, and customer reviews of Ralph Lauren Safari For Men.

The history and inspiration behind Ralph Lauren Safari For Men

Ralph Lauren Safari For Men was first introduced in 1992 and quickly became a staple in the fragrance industry. Inspired by Ralph Lauren's love for exotic journeys and the untamed wilderness, this fragrance captures the essence of safari adventures.

The combination of rugged masculinity and refined elegance makes Safari For Men a truly unique scent that stands the test of time.

What does Ralph Lauren Safari For Men Smell Like?

Ralph Lauren Safari For Men opens with a burst of fresh and invigorating notes.

Here are the fragrance notes in Safari For Men:

Top Notes:  aldehydes, lavender, mandarin orange, and bergamot

Middle Notes:  heart notes of rosemary, cinnamon, and carnation

Base Notes:  leather, sandalwood, patchouli

The combination of these notes give Safari For Men its signature sensuality and sophistication.

Packaging and design of Ralph Lauren Safari For Men

The packaging and design of Ralph Lauren Safari For Men are a true reflection of its adventurous spirit. The bottle is encased in a sleek and sturdy glass, reminiscent of a canteen carried on a safari expedition.

The accents on the bottle represent the lush landscapes and golden sunsets of the wilderness. The overall design exudes a sense of rugged elegance, perfectly capturing the essence of the fragrance.

Longevity and sillage of Ralph Lauren Safari For Men

One of the most impressive aspects of Ralph Lauren Safari For Men is its longevity. The fragrance has excellent staying power, lasting for up to 8-10 hours on the skin.

Even after a long day, the scent lingers subtly, leaving a captivating trail in its wake. The sillage, or the projection of the fragrance, is moderate to heavy, ensuring that you will be noticed without overpowering those around you.

Ralph Lauren Safari For Men Reviews and opinions from customers and experts

Customers and fragrance experts alike have praised  Ralph Lauren frangrances and Safari For Men for its timeless appeal and unique composition. Many describe it as a classic scent that never goes out of style.

The combination of fresh and spicy notes has received high praise, with reviewers noting its versatility for both daytime and evening wear. The longevity and sillage have also been widely recognized as standout features, making it a popular choice among fragrance enthusiasts.

Where to buy Ralph Lauren Safari For Men

Ralph Lauren Safari For Men is available at select department stores and online retailers. To ensure authenticity and quality, it is recommended to purchase from trusted websites.

Additionally, online stores such as  Hottperfume.com offer discount prices and convenient shipping options for those looking to purchase this iconic fragrance.

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Alternatives to Ralph Lauren Safari For Men

If you're seeking alternatives to Ralph Lauren Safari For Men, there are a few fragrances that capture a similar sense of adventure and sophistication.

One notable option is  Pasha De Cartier , which combines citrus notes with musk and is recommended for casual use.

Another alternative is  Creed's Aventus , a fragrance renowned for its bold and masculine character, featuring notes of pineapple, blackcurrant, and oakmoss.

Final thoughts on Ralph Lauren Safari For Men

Ralph Lauren Safari For Men is a fragrance that truly stands the test of time. Its unique blend of fresh, spicy, and woody notes creates a captivating and masculine scent that exudes confidence and sophistication.

Whether you're embarking on a real safari or simply want to channel the spirit of adventure, Safari For Men is the perfect choice.

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Wprowadzając w 1990 roku na rynek perfumy o intrygującej nazwie Safari, Ralph Lauren zadedykował je "kobiecie o duszy niezależnej i żądnej przygód". Opisywana jako esencja świata nieskrępowanego więzami społecznymi, niezwykle oryginalna kompozycja zapachowa wykreowana przez Dominique'a Ropiona z miejsca zdobyła prestiżową nagrodę Winner of two FIFI International Fragrance Foundation Awards. Ten elegancki i zmysłowy zapach został zaliczony do rodziny kwiatowo-zielonych. Nuta głowy: tagetes, indyjska pomarańcza, hiacynt, pączki czarnej porzeczki, żonkil, mandarynka, galbanum Nuta serca: włoski jaśmin, irys, genet, majowa róża, górski narcyz Nuta bazy: drzewo sandałowe, drzewo cedru, vetiver, patchouli, ambra Perfumy zamknięto w kryształowym, nieco staroświeckim flakonie projektu Bena Kotyuka, przywodzącym na myśl kolonialną Afrykę. Udana kampania reklamowa, w której twarzą Laurena została amerykańska modelka Bridget Hall, eksploatowała motyw przygody w dzikiej i nieokiełznanej scenerii "czarnego lądu". Wszystko razem składało się na perfumy fascynujące i niepowtarzalne. Cena: 280zł/75ml

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24 grudnia 2020, o 12:55

Nie wie, czy kupi ponownie

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jak z Pożegnania z Afryką

Tak mogłaby pachnieć Karen Blixen (grana przez Meryl Streep) w Pożegnaniu z Afryką. Biała lniana bluzka, spódnica do pół łydki, oficerki i strzelba. Zapach pudrowy, orientalno-kwiatowy, dość ciężki, elegancki. Trwały. Dostałam dawno temu od męża i byłam na początku mało zachwycona. Ale z czasem bardzo Safari polubiłam. Nie jest to dla mnie zapach na codzień, bo wolę raczej zapachy świeższe. Ale jest świetny na wieczór (może być i w domu) i na różne wieczorne wyjścia. Raczej zimowy, ale wieczorami sprawdza się niezależnie od pory roku. Wciąż używam tego samego flakoniku, który dostałam. Wystarczy odrobinka, by pachnieć przez cały wieczór. Flakonik jest trochę staromodny, ale ładny. U mnie stoi na komodzie i cieszy oko.

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21 marca 2019, o 11:16

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Piękne , klasyczne perfumy

To nietuzinkowy aromat,utrzymujacy sie tyle, ile kobieta potrzebuje. Przepięknie szlifowany a jednocześnie skromny, nie wyzywający flakon.Nigdy nie zawodząca pompka. Woda daje się zużyc do samego końca. Piękne i tajemnicze pudełko.Kobiet zdecydowanych, które wiedzą, czego chcą w życiu. Dla kobiet,którekochają całą sobą, pełnymi zmysłów, subtelności idojrzałości psychicznej.Dla mnie jest jednym, z nielicznych a wręcz podstawowych pachnideł, które nieprawdopodobnie współgra z zapachem mojego ciała

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23 października 2013, o 18:48

Nie kupi ponownie

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podobne do casmir choparda

Jest trwały. Za to ma 1,5 gwiazdki. Przy tym jest podobny do Casmira. Na mojej skórze. Nie w moim guście. Oddalam 7ml mamie. Sorry ale tyle mam do powiedzenia o tym perfumie. Rozumiem że może zachwycić. Nie mnie.

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13 czerwca 2013, o 22:32

Kupi ponownie

Otulona zapachem

Urocze , zmysłowe zwracaja uwage oj bardzo bardzo, fakt ze są juz trudno dostepne , nie wiem czemu takie klasyki wycofują , moda na ulotne swiezakiw stylu podlotka ??/.Klasa sama w Sobie , Mam zapas na szczęscie , bo lubie to czego nie mozna kupic ot tak w biegu po piętrach galerii , lub w napotkanej z brzegu perfumerii.Styl, szyk i klasa. Używam tego produktu od: 1 rok Ilość zużytych opakowań: w trakcie 3

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12 maja 2013, o 17:22

most pokoleniowy

Spokojnie mógłby leżeć na toaletce babci 70 plus(one pamietają takie nuty z przeszłości), mam 50 plus i córek 30 plus, które kumają klimat vintage - stare pudernice, czerwone pomadki, t-bary, fryzury ala lata \'20, \'30, \'50,woalki, toczki, klimatyczne toaletki... Ciężki, trochę duszący, brązowy, ciemnozielony, kwaśny. Kojarzy mi się z Sarah Bernhardt albo Amelią Earhart. Używam tego produktu od: 2013 Ilość zużytych opakowań: 5 ml

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17 maja 2011, o 10:27

Piękny zapach o wielu twarzach

Safari to piękny zapach, pudrowy, goracy i niezwykle zmienny w odbiorze. Jedego dnia potrafi zachwycić mojego męża a następnego sprowokować do pytania: "Cóż to za dziwna woń?". Nie zmienia to faktu, że na mnie jest gorący i seksowny i czuję się w nim niezwykle kobieco. Nie przeszkadza mi tu ani szypr ani kolońskie nuty. Jest idealny bo daje mi niespotykaną pewność siebie. Na pytanie czy kupię ponownie odpowiedziałam nie, bo mam zapasik :-) Używam tego produktu od: dwóch lat Ilość zużytych opakowań: w trakcie butli 125 ml

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13 października 2010, o 00:03

Afrykańska królowa

Zaczyna się jak u Hitchcocka - trzęsieniem ziemi, ale po nim nie nastepuje już wzrost napięcia /według recepty mistrza na film sensacyjny/.Przeciwnie, Safari po ostrym otwarciu łagodnieje z każdą chwilą. Żeby go docenić trzeba przeczekać mocny początek lub być... fanką szyprów. To trudne kompozycje dla miłosniczek współczesnych zapachów, najczęściej nazbyt ugrzecznionych i mało oryginalnych. Skoro o gustach się nie dyskutuje, nie ma sensu przekonywanie kogokolwiek do Safari. Ja wpadam z zachwyt każdorazowo gdy ich użyję. Tak, przypominają mi klimatem, równie przeze mnie cenione, 24 Faubourg Hermesa, ale Safari jest zapachem bardziej przestrzennym . Nagroda perfumiarska w pełni zasłużona! Niestety nazwa nie oddaje, o dziwo, klimatu Afryki /spędziłam tam sporo czasu/. Afryka najczęściej jest duszna, oblepiająca nieznośnym, mdlącym skwarem, tymczasem Safari jest jednym z najbardziej rześkich zapachów jakie znam. Często uczę się w jego towarzystwie, skutecznie podnosi moją koncentrację.Czasem używam go na wyjścia i jestem za niego komplementowana. W fazie wyciszania się na skórze,/po 3 godzinach po aplikacji i potem/ jest po prostu bajeczny, odkrywa wówczas swój tajemniczy urok. Trwałość bardzo dobra. Flakon jest mistrzowski sam w sobie, to jedna z najpiękniejszych buteleczek jakie znam. Szkodatylko, że na Safari trzeba w Polsce ...polować!.Używam tego produktu od:2 lat Ilość zużytych opakowań:kilka próbek i miniatura

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12 października 2010, o 21:23

Piękny flakon

Zaczęło się od flakonu, który ujrzałam na zdjęciu w sieci. Zakochałam się w tej kryształowej buteleczce. Pierwszy raz w życiu zapragnęłam mieć jakieś perfumy jedynie dla samego opakowania. Ponieważ Safari jest u nas trudne do kupienia, a ceny na allegro niezbyt zachęcające, zapolowałam na miniaturkę, aby mieć chociaż namiastkę tego dzieła sztuki, a przy okazji zapoznać się z zapachem. Miałam wielką nadzieję, że zakocham się w zapachu i zakup cudownego flakonika będzie w pełni usprawiedliwiony. Niestety, złocisty płyn, który kryje ten piękny flakon, nie odzwierciedla w najmniejszym stopniu urody swego pięknego opakowania. Safari to trochę zielony, trochę pudrowy, trochę słodki i trochę cierpki zapach. W dodatku wyraźnie wyczuwam w nim gumową nutę. Mix tych wszystkich zapachów jest dla mego nosa odstręczający. Na razie więc cieszę swoje oczy miniaturką i zastanawiam się, czy faktycznie nabycie perfum dla samego opakowania byłoby wielką i niewybaczalną rozpustą:D. Podsumowując: zapach-*, flakon-***** Używam tego produktu od: Ilość zużytych opakowań:testy

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11 kwietnia 2010, o 10:26

nie dla mnie

Na mojej skórze bardzo dlugo jest ostry, szyprowy, wręcz męski. Z czasem robi sie slodki, rozpływający po skórze, miodowy, ale niestety ciągle dla mnie trąci myszką i szypr nie znika do konca. Mysle, ze moze wywolywac skrajne emocje. Mnie zmęczyly. Dla mnie taki zapach retro. Ogromny plus za opakowanie i trwałość. Używam tego produktu od:miesiąca Ilość zużytych opakowań:w trakcie pierwszego

25 listopada 2009, o 20:02

pięknie się rozwija i mieni

początek dość ostry, szyprowy bez słodyczy, kwiaty, ale takie wiosenne jeszcze chłodne, po chwili zmienia się łagodnieje, po pewnym czasie pozostaje słodycz świecy z naturalnego wosku i w tej postaci trwa całkiem długo, raczej nie na zimowy chłód - wiosna; jesień? jest niepodobny do wielu i za to go cenię Używam tego produktu od:5 miesięcy Ilość zużytych opakowań:kilka ml

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24 listopada 2009, o 10:49

Używa produktu od: tydzień

JEEPEM PO AFRYCE

Są jak historia podróży po Czarnym Lądzie; zaczynają się wonią spalonej gumy i dusznego kurzu, który po mniej więcej godzinie łagodnie opada i pozwola nam zorientować się gdzie tak właściwie się znaleźliśmy; daleko od głównego traktu, daleko od cywilizowanego świata, w oazie wibrującej feerią kolorów - od bieli jaśminu oraz narcyzów poprzez oranżową soczystość pomarańczy, mandarynek i aksamitek, tęczowe dywany hiacyntów i irysów, drzewną zieloność cedru i sandałowca, trawiastą - wetiweru aż po głęboką, nasyconą - świeżych pączków porzeczki. Odpoczywamy w tym raju dłuższy czas rozkoszując się jego barwnym aromatem, ale w końcu trzeba nam ruszać dalej, w miejsce, gdzie nie ma już roślinności tylko piach i palące słońce. Taak... Teraz już wiem, że slońce też ma swój zapach...:) UWAGA: Mega - moc, mega - trwałość, aplikacja bardzo oszczędna lub minimum godzinę przed wyjściem z domu. EDIT - 16.01.2011 - po przeszło roku użytkowania odejmuję jedną gwiazdkę wyłącznie z tego powodu, że przez ten czas przetestowałam inne zapachy, bez których już nie wyobrażam sobie życia. Safari okazało się jednak do nich nie należeć. Używam tego produktu od: tygodnia Ilość zużytych opakowań: w trakcie 1 - 30 ml

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26 października 2009, o 12:49

Kwiaty i duchota

Nie dorosłam do tego aby docenić ten zapach, który ma tak wiele zwolenniczek. Dla mnie jest on zbyt ciężki, przytłaczająco starokwiatowy, duszny, smutny. Zapach zdecydowanie nie dla nastolatek, myślę że trzeba dojrzeć aby go nosić. Ja wyczuwam w nim zabójczy jaśmin, kwiat pomarańczy, tuberozę. Widzę w tym zapachu raczej dojrzałą kobietę. Może się spodobać wielbicielkom Escada Margaretha Ley, Givenchy Amarige – w moim odczuciu mają wiele wspólnego. Flakon bardzo ładny, ale co z tego skoro w jego wnętrzu kryje się dusząca woń. Zapach jest niesamowicie trwały, kropla na nadgarstku jest wyczuwalna przez 5-8 godzin. Szczegółowa ocena zapachu: Zapach 1* Flakon 4* Trwałość 4* Używam tego produktu od: kilka miesięcy Ilość zużytych opakowań: lana, robiona próbka

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REVIEW: Ralph Lauren RL67 Safari Chronometer 39 mm

W e have already shown you the Ralph Lauren RL67 Safari Chronometer numerous times, including HERE  in the 39 mm case and HERE  in the 45 mm size. But recently, we took it a step further and wore the watch for a weekend in Vegas, around town, at the pool, at the club, giving it a more thorough test. Read on to hear our thoughts.

First off, having a 7.5″ wrist or smaller, the 39 mm seemed liked the ideal size. And upon arriving and strapping it on, we confirmed this. When we asked Ralph Lauren Watch Co. if the 39 mm is marketed towards men or women, they said it does, in fact, target the former, but can also be worn by the latter, as seen by so many women nowadays, who wear bigger watches. If you have extra-large wrists or prefer the oversized look, then go with the 45 mm version.

Second, while the watch is not powered by a Jaeger-LeCoultre, Piaget or IWC movement – like many of the Ralph Lauren watch models have been equipped with since the beginning of the joint venture between Ralph Lauren and the Richemont group (who owns all of the aforementioned brands) – it is instead equipped with a Sellita SW-300 Chronometer grade movement that beats at 4Hz, has a 42-hour power reserve and is finished with vertical Côtes de Genève and perlage (circular graining). The advantage is that it can be offered at a much more affordable price point because it is not an exclusive in-house manufactured Richemont caliber. But don’t let that deter you, because as I mentioned, it is a chronometer level movement, so it is highly reliable and accurate. Something I can attest to over the course of my time wearing. The precision was right on.

Third, the (38.70 mm by 10.40 mm) case which is made in what Ralph Lauren calls “black aged stainless steel” is more of a dark greyish gunmetal color. The hue is excellent, giving the watch an appearance that is distinctive from your typical murdered-out  timepiece. Furthermore, the PVD finish is very robust, which I tested first hand by accidentally banging it into a wall. It took the white paint right off the wall, I wiped it off, and there was not even a scratch on the case. There is something to be said about a watch that you can beat up without worrying too much about damaging it.

Fourth, is the azure anthracite dial, finished with a matte varnish. The large concentric circle pattern is stamped onto the dial with a CNC machine, resulting in what is called an “azurage” finish. The pattern, which is typically used on smaller subdials, looks great as the entire backdrop for the dial. On top of that are big, easy to read beige luminescent Arabic numbers that have been printed. The minute track is printed in the same color material around the outer ring. The sword-shaped hour and minute hands have a shiny black oxidized finish and are filled with a luminescent material the matches the Arabic hour numerals. A shiny orange varnish painted, baton-shaped center seconds gives the watch a nice color contrast. Printed in the middle is “RALPH LAUREN Chronometer.” And there is no date display. Overall, the minimalist look is great and offers easy time reading at a glance, which is great while you are rushing around and having fun in Vegas.

Lastly, the dial is protected by a slightly convex sapphire crystal with an internal colorless anti-reflective treatment. The bezel and lug screws are non-functional, however, the solid caseback is secured by six functional screws. The steel crown is signed with “RL” and screws down.

Final Thoughts

Ralph Lauren may not be the name you associate with wristwatches, but believe me they take this part of their business just as serious as the fashion side of the business. In fact, Ralph Lauren, whom I’ve personally met, is involved in every design decision.

While the olive green “weathered” canvas strap, with black leather lining and a black “aged” stainless steel pin buckle, works flawlessly with the Safari look, so does an aftermarket Nato strap, which is also what I recommend if you want to use this around water.

In my opinion, the watch is the right size and has the look that works equally well at the beach or with a sports shirt. And while it is not a dive watch, it is perfect for the beach, lake, pool or boat, mainly because it has a locking crown, good water sealing and is 100 meters water-resistant. Further, the circular azurage finish dial looks awesome, and the readability is amongst the best I have seen.

The Ralph Lauren RL67 Safari Chronometer “Black Aged” Steel 39mm timepiece retails for $3,200. (Ref. RLR0250900)

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Hands-On With The Ralph Lauren RL67 Safari Watch (Live Photos)

Ralph Lauren is getting serious about its watches. Over the past twelve months, they've tripled production, doubled its retailers, and increased staff by 20 per cent.  At SIHH this year, they showed a handful of really nice timepieces, but the shining star was this - a rugged looking piece called the RL67 "Safari."

The RL67 Safari Watch is a sports-themed watch that, while still using the trademark RL roman numeral dial, is extremely masculine and very casual.  What gives the Safari watch its fantastic look is a galvanized steel, gunmetal case put in contrast to fantastic canvas strap.  In fact, I would say the RL67 Safari watch had the best strap of SIHH 2012.  Also, I really liked that the case of the Safari was not DLC, but rather just treated steel, which gives it an aged look that I find much more interesting than matte black.

Inside the RL67 is a fantastic Jaeger-LeCoultre chronograph movement, the JLC 751/1 with power reserve of 65 hours.  Another interesting and well-conceived point on the RL67 is that it is available in two, very different sizes that will appeal to very different people.  It will be sold both in 39mm and 45mm - a smart decision.

Overall, the Ralph Lauren RL67 Safari watch is a wonderful addition to the line, and an excellent follow-up to last year's highly successful Sporting Watch with Elm Burl Wood Dial , and this should be a very strong seller.  Price will be $8850 for the 39mm and $9850 for the 45mm.

Click through for live photographs of the Ralph Lauren RL67 Safari watch .

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