Purple Label

In 2003, Ralph Lauren presented Purple Label, an Eau de Toilette composed by Harry Frémont. Coriander, fresh, lively and spicy, opens the composition, before a heart tier where sweet blackberry and tobacco with honey, almond and wax accents meet sage, thyme, creamy woods and a musky suede note.

Brand: Ralph Lauren
Launch year: 2003
Perfumer: Harry Frémont
Olfactory family: Oriental
Concentration: Eau de Toilette

Published November 6, 2026

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Purple Label was released in 2003 under the Ralph Lauren signature. Harry Frémont is the perfumer. The fragrance is offered as an Eau de Toilette, a concentration in which alcohol carries the odorous materials with a certain lightness. The Purple Label bottle is offered in a size of 125 ml.

Olfactory pyramid

Top notesThe first minutes
- Coriander
Heart notesThe heart of the perfume

Composition

Spicy top

Coriander opens the accord. Its crushed seeds deliver a lively freshness, tinged with spice, often linked to a slightly lemony facet. This aromatic opening gives the composition an initial tonic brightness, without sweetness or roundness, before the heart materials take over.

Heart of tobacco and herbs

Blackberry brings a sweet note nuanced with wood, while tobacco evokes honey, almond and wax. Sage remains herbaceous, fresh and earthy; thyme shows itself warm, lively and sun-kissed. Soft, creamy woods accompany suede, musky, woody and with an animalic accent.

Oriental facets

The oriental family is recognized by warm, enveloping materials. In Purple Label, honeyed and waxy tobacco, sweet blackberry and musky suede carry the essential part. Creamy woods extend this warmth, which sage and thyme punctuate with aromatic accents.