Often citedGood Fragrance Co
Onyx Sport
Good Fragrance Co sell this as their Polo Black. It follows the same iced mango into patchouli and tonka, and because it is an oil-based extrait it usually lasts longer than the original.

Ralph Lauren
One fragrance is widely sold as a cheaper version of this. Ranked strongest match first.
Check best deal on Polo BlackLike a mango-tangerine smoothie with sage and wormwood poured over a sandalwood-tonka base
Main accords: tropical, fruity, woody, sweet, citrus, aromatic. 2005 · Eau de Toilette
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Often citedGood Fragrance Co
Onyx Sport
Good Fragrance Co sell this as their Polo Black. It follows the same iced mango into patchouli and tonka, and because it is an oil-based extrait it usually lasts longer than the original.
Ranking combines how widely wearers agree a fragrance is a dupe with how closely its notes and accords line up. “Strong match” means both signals agree; “loose match” means it is in the same family but noticeably different on skin. 1 of these link to a published source.
Good Fragrance Co Onyx Sport is widely sold as a dupe of Ralph Lauren Polo Black. Good Fragrance Co sell this as their Polo Black. It follows the same iced mango into patchouli and tonka, and because it is an oil-based extrait it usually lasts longer than the original.
Good Fragrance Co Onyx Sport is the closest we have on record. Wearers name it more often than the alternatives, though agreement is not unanimous. Good Fragrance Co sell this as their Polo Black. It follows the same iced mango into patchouli and tonka, and because it is an oil-based extrait it usually lasts longer than the original.
Yes, though only one: Good Fragrance Co Onyx Sport. It is the only fragrance we have found a first-hand comparison for.
No. A dupe is built to the same idea, not the same formula, and cheaper materials usually show in the opening and in how long it lasts. That is why every entry here says how it differs instead of giving a percentage. Of Good Fragrance Co Onyx Sport, for instance: Good Fragrance Co sell this as their Polo Black. It follows the same iced mango into patchouli and tonka, and because it is an oil-based extrait it usually lasts longer than the original.
Like a mango-tangerine smoothie with sage and wormwood poured over a sandalwood-tonka base It opens on Lemon, Mango, Tangerine, Wormwood.
Polo Black by Ralph Lauren is an Eau de Toilette for men released in 2005. It stands out in the Polo lineup for its unconventional approach to masculine fragrance. Instead of going the typical fresh or woody route, Polo Black combines tropical mango with dark, earthy patchouli and bitter wormwood. The result is something that is both sweet and dark, smooth and edgy. It has a sleek, modern character that feels like wearing a black leather jacket.
The top notes are lemon, mango, tangerine, and wormwood. Mango brings a sweet, creamy tropical fruitiness that is bold and unexpected for a dark masculine fragrance. Lemon and tangerine add citrus brightness that lifts the mango. Wormwood, the same botanical used to make absinthe, contributes a bitter, herbal quality that gives the opening a mysterious edge. The interplay between the sweet mango and the bitter wormwood is what defines the opening. It creates a push-pull effect that is both unusual and addictive.
The heart continues with more mango, patchouli, sage, and wormwood. The mango carries through, maintaining its tropical sweetness. Patchouli enters and begins to darken the composition with its earthy, slightly chocolatey depth. Sage adds a dry, herbal quality that balances the sweetness. Wormwood continues its bitter thread from the opening. The heart is where the dark and sweet elements really start to blend together. The mango and patchouli combination is the signature of Polo Black. It should not work but it does, creating something that smells both familiar and completely original.
The base finishes with more patchouli, sandalwood, and tonka bean. Patchouli dominates the dry down with its rich, earthy presence. Sandalwood adds a creamy, smooth warmth. Tonka bean contributes a warm, vanilla-like sweetness with hints of almond that softens the patchouli. The base is warm, dark, and long-lasting. It has a smoothness to it that makes it comfortable to wear despite its unconventional character. The tonka bean and patchouli combination creates a finish that is both masculine and slightly gourmand.
Polo Black works year-round but shines in fall and winter. It suits evening wear, dates, social events, and nightlife. The projection is moderate and the longevity is good.