In 1978, a new cologne for men came out called this, what’s being played in the company’s iconic logo

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Today’s Final Jeopardy

In 1978, a new cologne for men came out called this, what’s being played in the company’s iconic logo

Final Jeopardy Answer

The Final Jeopardy Answer is: Polo

Final Jeopardy Explanation 

In 1978, the new cologne for men that was introduced is called “Polo” by Ralph Lauren. The company’s iconic logo prominently features a polo player mounted on a horse, actively engaged in a game of polo. This imagery is emblematic of the sport’s association with a luxurious and sophisticated lifestyle, which Ralph Lauren’s brand aims to evoke. The Polo cologne was designed to capture the essence of this sporty yet refined world, appealing to men who appreciate a classic and distinctly masculine fragrance.

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