Fragrances

A classic barbershop-inspired fougère built around aromatic herbs, lavender-like freshness, mossy texture, and clean woods. It feels traditional in outline but artisanal in tone, with a fresh lathered quality that suits the ETHOS grooming background. The finish is crisp, masculine, and quietly nostalgic.

Fougère Italiano is a men’s fragrance built around bergamot, pink pepper, jasmine, musk, and cedar, giving it a crisp aromatic-fougère profile with a contemporary Italian polish. Since the launch year is not clearly surfaced in the source listings, it is left undated here.

A bright green fougère with lavender, citrus, galbanum, geranium, spearmint, hay, rose, amber, sandalwood, oakmoss, musk, and a faint animalic shadow. It feels like dawn light on wet ferns: fresh and aromatic at first, then increasingly mossy, herbal, and classical.

A refined fougère that gives the classical lavender-aromatic structure an Italian tailoring: crisp herbs, clean woods, and a polished mossy-musky finish. It feels barbershop-adjacent without being retro costume, bright at the opening and smoother as the base settles.

A modern reconstruction of the house landmark fougère, balancing lavender, green herbs, chamomile, rose, spices, oakmoss, tonka, and amber into something stately rather than flashy. It feels classical and composed, with the refined bitterness and soft coumarinic warmth that made fougère such an enduring masculine idea in the first place.

A fresh fougère built on lavender, geranium, patchouli, oakmoss, and a marine-musky breeze. It feels clean and aromatic, with a classic masculine backbone brightened by sea-spray freshness.

A warm dusk-toned floral amber with fruit, spice, soft woods, and a hazy musky base. It feels like city lights coming on after sunset: gentle, enveloping, and quietly sensual.

A bright newer Kerosene release that leans toward warmth and radiance rather than smoke and shadow. It feels more open and luminous than the house’s darker classics, with a polished modern finish instead of raw edges.

A fresh-water high-perfumery release with a cool, clean, mineral-bright character. It feels clear, flowing, and restorative, using natural freshness and soft woods to create the impression of water without relying on a generic aquatic accord.

Fourreau Noir balances lavender with almond, musk, patchouli, tonka, and dry woods in a dark aromatic structure that feels both elegant and subversive. It is polished, smooth, and very distinctive.

A sharp herbal-aromatic Alinea fragrance inspired by medicinal legend, with pungent herbs, spice, and a dry woody-resinous backbone. It feels bracing, strange, and elegantly austere, like an apothecary tincture turned into haute perfumery. Since Maison Mona di Orio announced its closure in 2024, this is treated as discontinued while remaining active for catalog search.

A countryside-inspired scent with leather, dry grass, animalic warmth, and a brisk outdoor edge. It feels traditional in theme but eccentric in execution, like tweed, mud, and cool morning air.

A lively white-floral scent with tulip, jasmine, lavender, and greenery woven into something bright and slightly mischievous. It feels like a garden in motion rather than a static bouquet, all petals, stems, and spring air stirred together.

F pour Homme is one of the stronger modern Ferragamo masculines, blending lavender, apple, black pepper, labdanum, leather, and amber into a clean spicy-woody structure. It feels polished, masculine, and easy to wear while still having clear character.

F pour Homme Black gives the Ferragamo men’s line a smoother and darker spicy-aromatic character, with lavender and apple up top, coriander in the heart, and a warm tonka-labdanum base. It feels sleek, modern, and more evening-oriented than the original F pour Homme.

A sparkling fresh-aromatic fragrance built around frosted melon, tonic water, grapefruit, gin, ginger, juniper, lavender, metallic notes, musk, and amberwood. It feels fizzy and chilled at first, like a gin cocktail poured over ice, then the ginger and juniper give it a crisp botanical bite. The dry-down is clean, metallic, and musky, keeping the fragrance bright, modern, and very refreshing.

The great Robert Piguet tuberose: extravagant, creamy, and unmistakably dressed, but never collapsing into simple sweetness. It blooms with peach and white florals before turning richer and more velvety, creating the effect of a grand white bouquet filling an entire room.

A brighter and more transparent Fracas that lets the floral radiance breathe in clean air. It keeps the tuberose identity, but feels lighter, sparklier, and more daytime-friendly than the denser classic.

A 2025 fruity-floral Creed built around strawberry, violet, and soft vanilla facets in a brighter playful register than the traditional house style. It feels contemporary and easiergoing.

Fragile gives the house a softer and more luminous feminine floral centered on tuberose and airy white petals. It feels elegant and slightly dreamy, with less playful provocation than Classique.