Donald Trump's "Victory 45-47" fragrances: What is it, where is it available and what is the cost
According to his post on Truth Social, 'Trump Fragrances are here... all about Winning, Strength, and Success — for men and women.' He even suggests you grab one for yourself and your loved ones. Because apparently, nothing says 'I care' like a golden bottle of presidential musk.
So, what's in the bottle?
There are two versions:
For men there is cologne with 'rich, masculine notes and a refined, lasting finish.' Basically, made for guys who want to smell like boardroom confidence and presidential swagger.
For women a perfume has been designed to capture 'confidence, beauty, and unstoppable determination.' Think strong, bold, and probably a little extra.
Each bottle is flashy (obviously). Gold or rose-gold with a mini golden Trump statue on top — complete with his signature. And yes, it's numbered, because it's limited edition, baby.
Now, let's talk money. Each bottle goes for $249.
This isn't Trump's first scent rodeo either.
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His earlier fragrance, 'Fight Fight Fight', sold out fast at $199 a pop. So, there's clearly a market out there for Trump-scented fandom.
Where can you buy it?
Only on the official site — gettrumpfragrances.com
And believe it or not, this whole merch universe has made serious money. Trump reportedly pulled in over $10 million in 2024 just from things like colognes, watches, and those infamous golden sneakers.
Now, is it worth it?
That depends.
If you're a Trump supporter, collector, or just someone who enjoys a good novelty buy — it's got the bling, the branding, and that limited-edition flair. But if you're expecting a groundbreaking, crowd-pleasing scent that perfume connoisseurs will rave about… well, let's just say the critics have not exactly been swooning.
Still, if you're into fragrances with bold statements and bigger personalities — and you don't mind a little gold Trump bust staring back at you from your vanity — 'Victory 45-47' might just be your next signature scent.
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