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Paco Rabanne Invictus Eau de Toilette 3 Pc. Gift Set
CTNR1030960 03349668597000 CTNR1030960PACO RABANNE
2025-12-27
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2521 perforations! A technical feat. The Invictus gift set contains Invictus eau de toilette (100ml), a spray deodorant (150ml), and a travel spray (10ml). Clashes of guaiac wood and sea breezes with a heroic woody-fresh scent. The Paco Rabanne men's gift set is for the invincible man. This set contains:
Established in 1966, Parisian fashion house Paco Rabanne has asserted a distinctive identity resulting from the synthesis of cutting-edge contemporary design and radical craft.
Shortly after Paco Rabanne established his fashion brand, Spanish group Puig acquired the license for Paco Rabanne perfumes in 1968, thus setting in motion decades of memorable fragrances bearing the Paco Rabanne name. From Calandre (1969), a bold floral that defied traditional perfumery, debuted in 1969. Its name took cute from the chrome-plated front grille of a Rolls Royce; its bottle, modern and monolithic in glass and metal, was inspired by the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
- 3.4-oz.Invictus Eau de Toilette
- 5.0-oz.Spray Deodorant
- 0.34-oz.Travel Spray
Established in 1966, Parisian fashion house Paco Rabanne has asserted a distinctive identity resulting from the synthesis of cutting-edge contemporary design and radical craft.
Shortly after Paco Rabanne established his fashion brand, Spanish group Puig acquired the license for Paco Rabanne perfumes in 1968, thus setting in motion decades of memorable fragrances bearing the Paco Rabanne name. From Calandre (1969), a bold floral that defied traditional perfumery, debuted in 1969. Its name took cute from the chrome-plated front grille of a Rolls Royce; its bottle, modern and monolithic in glass and metal, was inspired by the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
