Pour Homme

It hits with the immediate, bracing clarity of rosemary and clary sage, pulling a crisp herbaceous edge across the skin. This 1973 composition finds its rhythm in a soapy, clean heart of lavender and geranium, grounded by the dense weight of rosewood and oakmoss. Beneath the fresh surface, a slow transition pulls in honey, amber, and tobacco, creating a sweetness that is rugged rather than sugary. It carries a traditional, unapologetic presence—the kind of scent that stays anchored to a blazer collar through a long day of meetings.