Fragrances

Copāla / Copala is a resinous woody fragrance inspired by copal, pink pepper, mesquite wood, and vanilla. It starts spicy and aromatic, then becomes more meditative as the resinous smoke and dry woods take over. The vanilla is present as a soft rounded glow rather than dessert sweetness, giving the scent a warm ceremonial feeling that stays polished and wearable.

Copa Mundial comes from the football/world-cup themed collection and reads as a celebratory, energetic fragrance. It suggests a sporty aromatic-woody profile with citrus, spice, musk, and ambered woods, designed to feel lively, wearable, and commemorative rather than overly formal.

Copper is an oriental fragrance that balances galbanum, pink pepper, black currant, metallic notes, tobacco leaf, violet leaf, ginger, vanilla, amber, and myrrh in a polished warm-metallic structure. It feels rich, modern, and highly textural.

Copper Black warms the Black line with richer ambered woods and a smoother contemporary designer style. It feels darker and more textured than the original Black while still staying broadly wearable.

A warm spiced amber with sweet basil, honey, clove, and a smooth glowing base that makes it feel like late sunlight on warm metal and wood. It opens with an unusual aromatic sweetness, then turns richer and more enveloping without ever losing its distinctly burnished Kerosene character.

A green-mineral floral with bergamot, mandarin, and sandalwood giving the scent both brightness and an underwater coolness. It feels airy and unusual rather than loudly aquatic, like coral imagined as a living flower suspended beneath clear water.

A marine-woody fragrance that mixes herbs, woods, patchouli, sage, and a salty mineral accent into something darker and more textured than a typical seaside scent. It feels windswept and ruggedly elegant, with a dry resinous depth under the bright opening.

A Mediterranean aromatic-spicy fragrance with olive, rosemary, thyme, watery florals, jasmine, immortelle, broom, ambrette, white musk, and ambergris. It feels salty, herbal, mineral, and sun-dried, like vegetation and warm rock near the sea. The floral heart softens the herbal edge, but the overall mood remains dry, unusual, and coastal rather than conventionally floral.

Cordoba is an Orient Collection fragrance with Andalusian associations, suggesting warm woods, spice, citrus, and soft florals. It feels historical and sunlit, with restrained oriental depth.

A woody-leathery fragrance inspired by Córdoba's leather heritage, shaping hand-tanned hide, spice, incense, myrrh, and amber into something opulent and smooth. It feels historic and luxurious rather than rough, like supple leather inside a sun-warmed medina.

A leather-woody fragrance with a dry, polished character and a slightly spicy masculine edge. It feels smoother and more restrained than a raw leather scent, balancing warm hide, woods, and clean spice in a wearable everyday form.

Cordovan leans into tobacco, leather-like warmth, and dark woods, giving it one of the richer masculine personalities in the house. It feels cozy, mature, and especially good in cooler weather.

A solar musky chypre with rhubarb, citrus, basil, florals, sandalwood, creamy amber, cashmere woods, and polished musks. It feels bright and turquoise at the opening, then becomes smooth and warm like skin after a swim in Ionian sunlight.

Coriander brings an aromatic-green spice nuance to the line, making it less watery than the rain scents and less grassy than the lawn scents. It feels fresh, herbal, and subtly textured.

A crisp aromatic scent built around coriander seed, citrus, herbs, and a slightly green-spicy brightness. It feels clean and unusual, with a dry herbal snap that gives the composition more character than a simple fresh cologne.

A Mexico City Exclusive built around coriander, green aromatic spice, musks, woods, and a dry modern warmth. It feels herbal, crisp, and slightly peppery, with a polished woody-musky base that turns the spice into something airy and wearable.

Coriolan is a crisp citrus-woody masculine with herbs and a classical backbone, but a slightly more modern transparency than the older Guerlain men’s classics. It feels clean, bright, and understated.

A warm leather fragrance with sweet spice, chestnut-like richness, vanilla warmth, and a smooth woody base. It feels autumnal and cozy, giving the leather a soft gourmand-amber frame rather than a sharp smoky bite.

A spicy-resinous fragrance with green pepper, bitter orange, cypress, cumin, angelica, incense, candied fig, styrax, and dark musk. It feels abundant but strange: green, smoky, fruity, and resinous at once, like ripe fig and incense wrapped in dry herbs and blackened wood.

A tropical-fruity floral with mango, pineapple, jasmine, vanilla, amber, and sandalwood arranged into a bright, smooth, almost melodic composition. It feels cheerful and modern, but still recognizably Xerjoff in density and finish.