Calvin Klein Eternity for Men or Women's Spray; 1.7, 3.4, or 6.7 (Men Only) Fl. Oz. Available from $21.99-$47.99
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Men’s eau de toilette follows mandarin and lavender with a woodsy trail; women’s refreshing floral fragrance has notes of freesia and musk
Eternity by Calvin Klein
Calvin Klein first introduced Eternity in 1988, and its name may turn out to be prophetic. In 2003, The Fragrance Foundation inducted it into its Fragrance Hall of Fame. The women’s perfume mixes spice, flowers, and exotic fruits with hints of patchouli and amber, creating a scent at once classically romantic and modern. For men, a spritz of the cool eau de toilette unlashes a crisp combination of lavender, green botanics, and mandarin. The woodsy trail that follows adds as much masculinity and warmth as a handlebar mustache.
Men’s Eau de Toilette
- Refreshing men’s fragrance
- Recommended for daytime wear
- Lavender and amber scent
- Notes of greens, crisp jasmine, sage, basil, and rosewood
- Introduced in 1989
- 1.7, 3.4, or 6.7 fl. oz. spray bottle
Women’s Eau de Toilette
- Refreshing floral scent
- Recommended for daytime wear
- Notes of greens, sage, freesia, violet, lily of the valley and carnation, pepper, heliotrope, and musk
- Introduced in 1988
- 1.7 or 3.4 fl. oz.
About Calvin Klein
After Marty crash lands in the 1950s in the 1985 flick Back to the Future, girls call him “Calvin,” thanks to his purple Calvin Klein briefs with their signature, designer-stamped waistband. One adoring girl breathes, “I’ve never seen purple underwear before.” Just three years before the movie, Calvin Klein underwear had premiered to a great uproar. Devotees stole ads from bus stations and demanded that stars like Marky Mark “drop trou” onstage to show off their Calvins. The designer gained notoriety for hypersuggestive commercials for everything from blue jeans to perfume, launching the careers of models like Brooke Shields and Kate Moss in the process. But what has kept his brand relevant for over 40 years is its classic, impeccably tailored clothing. Vogue writes, “Klein always understood that the modern shopper wanted easy, versatile, and interchangeable separates to wear anywhere.” He made clothes for strong, confident American women—women who didn’t have time to put together elaborate outfits every morning. “I’m not doing costumes,” he said. “I believe in classic clothes—not the faddishness that looks right this season and is dead the next.”
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