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Greenwich
Boadicea the Victorious
Release year:
2013
Greenwich is a Gold Collection fragrance released in 2013, part of the house’s London-themed luxury style, balancing polished brightness with warm woods, soft florals, and ambered depth. It feels urbane and expensive, like a scented snapshot of a grand city neighborhood.
Greenwich Village
Bond No. 9
Release year:
2019
A signature Bond No. 9 New York composition, blending the brand’s polished niche style with a neighborhood-specific mood. It feels distinctive and city-minded, with enough structure to stand apart from simple designer freshness.
Greenwich Village Swarovski Edition
Bond No. 9
Release year:
2021
A Swarovski presentation of Greenwich Village that keeps the successful original fragrance identity while adding a more exclusive bottle treatment. It fits the special-edition branch of the catalog.
Green Wood
DSQUARED²
Release year:
2019
A fresh woody-aromatic masculine built around lemon, santolina, bourbon pepper, cedarwood, vetiver, resin, cypriol, ambroxan, and musk. It is cleaner and brighter than the early He Wood line, but the peppery-green opening and dry woody base keep it from feeling like a simple shower-fresh scent. It feels crisp, upbeat, and modern.
Grenade Pivoine
Fragonard
Release year:
2018
A floral-focused Fragonard composition that treats Grenade Pivoine as the main color while surrounding it with the house's soft freshness and refined musky warmth. It feels natural, decorative, and luminous, more like a carefully arranged bouquet than a heavy abstract perfume.
Grenats
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2000
A fruity-fresh fragrance with a jewel-toned brightness that keeps the fruit lively instead of syrupy. It feels sparkling and lightly exotic, with a clean finish that makes the sweetness feel translucent rather than thick.
Grès pour Homme
Gres
Release year:
1965
Grès pour Homme is a classic citrus-aromatic masculine with petitgrain, lavender, herbs, and a dry woody-leathered structure underneath. It feels refined and old-school in a distinctly French way, more restrained than loud.
Grev
Slumberhouse
Release year:
2009
A chilly herbal-woody composition with apple peel, mint, fir, clove, orris, and smooth balsamic wood underneath. It feels austere and metallic in a fascinating way, as though bright green air were moving through a structure built from roots, resin, and cold cedar.
Grey
Abaco Paris
Release year:
2020
A floral-green masculine with rose and jasmine at the center. It feels cool, clean, and slightly powdery, with the florals presented in a restrained, androgynous style rather than a sweet bouquet. The dry-down suggests green leaves, soft woods, and a mossy polish, giving Grey a calm, elegant, quietly dressed-up character.
Grey Blazer
D.S. & Durga
Release year:
2025
A limited soft-wool and Irish-landscape cologne with herbs, damp greenery, cool air, and gentle woody musk. It feels tailored but outdoorsy, like a comfortable blazer worn through misty countryside.
Grey Dorée / Grey Doree
Abaco Paris
Release year:
—
A unisex floral-woody fragrance with bergamot, green facets, rose, jasmine, orange blossom, iris, violet, pink pepper, peach, cedar, leather, and a warm base. It opens citrusy and green, then develops into a powdery floral heart with a soft fruity glow. Cedar and leather give the dry-down structure, making it elegant, smooth, and quietly luxurious.
Grey Flannel
Geoffrey Beene
Release year:
1975
A landmark green floral masculine built around violet leaf and petals, galbanum, citrus, sage, geranium, oakmoss, cedar, vetiver, and tonka. It feels powdery, mossy, and deeply tailored, with a cool dry elegance that still sets it apart from nearly every modern masculine.
Grey Labdanum
Abel
Release year:
2016
A discontinued smoky amber with labdanum, patchouli, woods, and a dry resinous character. It feels earthy, shadowed, and intimate, with labdanum adding a leathery ambergris-like warmth rather than sticky sweetness. The effect is natural, musky, and quietly rugged, like grey smoke over warm resin and dark woods.
Greylocke
Phlur
Release year:
2016
A woody fresh fragrance with bergamot, birch leaf, pine resin, sea salt, and vetiver. It opens cool, green, and airy, with salt and resin giving the scent a mountain-and-coast outdoorsiness. Vetiver dries it down into something earthy, clean, and ruggedly understated.
Grey Quartz
Pascal Morabito
Release year:
2012
A mineral aromatic-woody fragrance with a cool grey feel, clean spices, and a dry masculine base. It feels smooth, stony, and restrained, with freshness supported by woods rather than sweetness.
Grey Sapphire
Pascal Morabito
Release year:
2012
A cool gemstone floral-fruity scent with a silvery-blue impression. It feels airy, lightly sweet, and polished, with soft fruit and clean musk arranged around a smooth feminine heart.
Grey Vetiver
Tom Ford
Release year:
2009
Grey Vetiver is one of Tom Ford’s cleanest masculine signatures, built around citrus, vetiver, sage, spices, woods, and amber in a tailored dry-woody structure. It feels elegant, crisp, and highly wearable.
Grey Vetiver EDT
Tom Ford
Release year:
2014
Grey Vetiver EDT keeps the elegant vetiver signature of the original but in a lighter and more transparent citrus-green style. It feels crisp, airy, and especially suited to daytime wear.
Grey Vetiver Parfum
Tom Ford
Release year:
2023
Grey Vetiver Parfum takes the house’s classic vetiver line in a smoother and more concentrated green-spiced direction. It feels more saturated and formal than the original Grey Vetiver while preserving its elegant dryness.
Grezzo d'Eleganza / Grezzo (d'eleganza)
Abdes Salaam Attars Perfumes
Release year:
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A rough-elegant natural perfume that contrasts raw aromatic materials with a polished composition. It feels herbal, woody, earthy, and slightly untamed, but the balance gives it refinement. The result is natural perfumery with a deliberately textured, unvarnished elegance.