Fragrances

Marine gives the Gemstone Collection a cooler blue-toned profile, pairing airy freshness with musky woods and subtle amber. It feels clean, sleek, and more polished than aquatic.

Marine Groove turns the summer Escada style toward a brighter tropical-marine direction with passionfruit, pomegranate, peony, and musk. It feels breezy, sunny, and fun.

A marine-citrus fragrance with lemon, seaweed, salt, orange blossom, heliotrope, bay leaf, cedarwood, and white musk. It feels crystalline and coastal, capturing sea air and sunlit water without becoming too aquatic or synthetic.

A wedding-bouquet floral with orange blossom, rose, jasmine, hyacinth, carnation, aldehydes, ylang-ylang, tonka, civet, musk, and sandalwood. It begins proper and ceremonial, then develops a warmer animalic undertone that makes it more human and less innocent. It feels powdery, floral, dressed-up, and knowingly sensual.

Maritime Deep Blue deepens the Maritime line with a richer blue-fresh style and a smoother woody base. It feels more saturated and a little more evening-capable than the core Maritime scent.

Maritime for Him is one of the core modern Tommy Bahama masculines, combining bergamot, lavender, pink pepper, clary sage, florals, ambergris, woods, musk, and moss in a fresh woody aquatic style. It feels clean, sporty, and a little more substantial than the older Set Sail scents.

Maritime Journey continues the house’s marine-fresh masculine theme with a slightly more open and adventurous profile than the original Maritime. It feels modern, clean, and easy to wear.

Maritime Triumph gives the Maritime branch a somewhat brighter and more assertive masculine profile while staying within the same fresh aquatic-woody framework. It feels sporty and current without being overly sharp.

Maritime Voyage takes the Maritime line into a fresher and more travel-light direction with a breezy aquatic aromatic profile. It feels crisp, easygoing, and especially suited to casual daytime wear.

Marjan Gold moves in a warm amber direction, blending sweet spice, smooth woods, and a rounded musky base. It feels plush and evening-friendly without losing Armaf’s easygoing wearability.

Marjan Red is a distinct Armaf release built around a polished mix of freshness, woods, amber, and soft musk. It feels accessible and contemporary, with enough character to stand apart from the brand’s larger catalog.

Marjan Silver is a distinct Armaf release built around a polished mix of freshness, woods, amber, and soft musk. It feels accessible and contemporary, with enough character to stand apart from the brand’s larger catalog.

A dry citrus-woody masculine built around bergamot, mandarin, and lemon, with violet, carrot seed, and leather adding a refined powdery-spicy edge before incense, vetiver, sandalwood, musk, and cedar settle in underneath. It feels restrained and gentlemanly, with a crisp opening and a softly smoky woody base that suggests polished tailoring more than modern mass-market freshness.

A theatrical floral-leather fragrance with tuberose, osmanthus, elemi, myrrh, dried flowers, oakmoss, labdanum, musk, and leather. It is heady and shadowed rather than pretty, suggesting poisonous white flowers, old paper, dried petals, incense resin, and powdered leather. The effect is dramatic, feral, and literary in the best way.

Marmara is a 1973 Dana floral-green fragrance with bergamot, lavender, basil, carnation, violet, and mossy-musky warmth. It feels more textured and green than the softer powdery Dana staples.

A floral-focused Fragonard composition that treats Ma Rose 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.

Marrakech is a destination-style perfume in the Art Collection, suggesting spice-market warmth, amber, woods, and sun-dried sweetness. It feels polished and atmospheric, more like a travel sketch than a literal postcard.

A discontinued 1990s travel-themed masculine with warm spice, dry woods, and a sun-baked aromatic impression. It feels adventurous, ambered, and slightly exotic in a vintage designer way.

A warm spicy-floral elixir with orange blossom, fruit, vanilla, benzoin, and oud-like depth. It feels sunlit, exotic, and opulent, evoking market spices and golden evening air.

An oil-format companion to Marrakesh, concentrating the orange blossom, spice, resin, and oud warmth into a slower and more intimate skin scent. It feels rich, golden, and especially smooth in texture.