Fragrances

Figaro is an aromatic fruity fragrance with pine, bergamot, grapefruit, pink pepper, fig, red apple, plum, coriander, clover, vetiver, sandalwood, tonka bean, and styrax in a bright polished structure. It feels fresh, fruity-green, and very wearable.

A rich fig-leather composition with fig, ginger, black pepper, leather, incense, lavender, sandalwood, cedar, vanilla, tonka, and musk. It feels creamy and green at the top, then darker, smoky, and leathery in the drydown.

A forceful masculine scent with spicy freshness, dark woods, and a sturdy ambered base. It is built for a more rugged impression, projecting confidence through spice and dry masculine woods.

A punchier Fight Club flanker with a sharper fresh-spicy opening and a darker, denser woody drydown. It feels energetic and assertive, as if the original were pushed into a more night-out style.

A fresher marine-leaning Fight Club variant with watery brightness, clean aromatic facets, and a musky woody finish. It keeps the masculine DNA but makes it cooler, breezier, and more casual.

A cleaner and smoother Fight Club interpretation with pale woods, musks, and fresh spice. It feels more polished and versatile than the darker variants, with a crisp white-shirt kind of masculinity.

A limited-edition masculine cologne built around a fougère accord and a rich, robust presentation. It feels fresh, aromatic, and traditionally groomed, with the fougère structure suggesting lavender-herbal brightness, clean woods, and barbershop-style masculine polish. The overall effect is direct, bold, and easy to understand, more classic cologne than experimental niche perfume.

A floral-fruity feminine fragrance centered on citruses and floral notes. It opens with a bright citrus burst, then moves into a clean delicate floral body designed to feel poised and accessible. The scent is simple, fresh, and polished, with an elegant everyday-perfume character rather than a heavy gourmand or dense oriental profile.

A concentrated Arabic oil with a soft fruity-woody warmth and a smooth musky trail. It feels rich and intimate, the kind of oil that develops slowly rather than announcing itself all at once.

A green fig-and-tea fragrance with a polished floral-woody frame. It suggests fig leaves, milky sap, bright tea-like freshness, and soft woods rather than jammy fruit, giving it a serene Mediterranean feel with a refined modern finish.

A watery green floral where juicy fig is thinned and brightened by lotus and neroli. It feels serene and luminous, with the freshness of leaves and petals rather than the creaminess some fig scents emphasize.

A fresh green fig fragrance with the creamy, leafy, and woody sides of fig brought into balance. It feels Mediterranean and relaxed, with crisp vegetation, milky fruit, and a soft woody base giving the scent both brightness and comfort.

A fig-centered gourmand-woody scent with fig leaves, rhubarb, violet, fig milk, oud, sandalwood, plum, geranium, toffee, tonka, tobacco, and white musk. It balances green fig freshness with creamy sweetness, darker woods, and a warm sticky base.

A fig-focused cologne with green fruit, leafy freshness, creamy softness, and clean musky woods. It feels sunny, botanical, and relaxed, like fig leaves and milky fruit in warm air.

A sweeter fig fragrance with jammy fruit, green accents, warm sugar, and soft woods. It feels richer and more gourmand than Figo, like preserved fig warmed by amber and musk.

A refined fruity-floral where fig and tea are softened by jasmine and light woods, creating a transparent green-gold effect rather than a heavy creamy fig. It feels elegant and relaxed, with enough lift and bitterness to keep the fruit beautifully poised.

A fig-focused fragrance with green leaf, creamy fruit, and soft woody warmth. It feels naturalistic and calm, shifting from leafy brightness to a milky, softly sunlit dry-down.

A bitter-green fig fragrance with leaf, fruit, woods, and a dry earthy finish. It feels more angular than creamy, emphasizing fig leaf and bark alongside restrained fruit.

A soft fig-floral built around the whole impression of the fig tree: green leaf, milky fruit, almond-like creaminess, and a polished woody-tonka base. It feels airy and Mediterranean rather than jammy, with rose and fig leaf giving the opening a fresh leafy brightness before the scent settles into smooth, quietly elegant warmth.

Figue Érotique is one of the newer Tom Ford luxury releases and appears to take the house toward a richer fig-centered profile with a polished sensual texture rather than a simple green fig cologne. It feels creamy, modern, and collection-oriented.