Le Male

The Le Male bottle takes the shape of a man’s torso with defined muscles, topped by a spray where the head would be. The glass bears the stripes of the Breton top, the piece of menswear Jean Paul Gaultier made his own, a symbol of freedom and seduction.

Le Male is sold in a metal tin can, an everyday object turned into a case. The eau de toilette comes in 40, 75, 125 and 200 ml and in a 15 ml travel size; the bottle is refillable, and the one-litre size is called Le Très Grand Male.

For the year-end holidays, the house dresses the torso in limited collector editions that keep the original eau de toilette. One printed Perugino’s Saint Sebastian, recast as a corsair, on an openwork mesh; others slipped the bottle into a snow globe.

The 2026 holiday collector edition clads the torso in a gold mesh set with rows of rhinestones, above hips in mirror-finish gold; the neck and its pull ring are gold. The red windowed box, rayed with gold and dotted with stars, carries the words Collector Edition and the 125 ml size.