Chivalry

Ajmal Chivalry EDP: The Knight in a Bottle (Who Borrowed Terre d’Hermès’ Armor) I sprayed Ajmal Chivalry, expecting a noble warrior... Instead, I got a charming rogue—one that smells suspiciously familiar. First whiff? A citrusy slap across the face—zesty, bright, and wide awake! Like an orange and a lemon got into a playful sword fight on my skin. Then, boom! The lavender strolls in, all smooth and well-dressed, Like a gentleman who never forgets to hold the door open. A few minutes in, spices join the party—peppery, warm, a little cheeky. It’s like Terre d’Hermès’ rebellious younger cousin who bends the rules. As it settles, the woods and musk take charge, Turning this playful knight into a mysterious stranger at sunset. Does it break new ground? Not exactly: Hermès drew the map first. But hey, not every knight needs to reinvent the sword. Longevity? Strong enough to last a jousting tournament. Projection? Close enough for whispers, far enough to be noticed. Wear this when you want to smell classy but not too serious, Like a knight who fights dragons by day and flirts by night. Would I recommend it? Absolutely! Especially if you love Terre d’Hermès But don’t want to spend a king’s ransom. Chivalry won’t let you down!

It took me a week to understand this fragrance. I was looking forward a good clone to TDH, never tried original, was "informed" that this one is such a masterpiece. And this one is really nice! At first I was feeling only some flowers: but after a few days wearing this I've noticed a nice vetiver. Really nice thing, but you shouldn't blindbuy. Still can't feel any of citruses)

TDH on a budget, trust me, no one will tell the difference, leans to formal occasions more, mature and not for teenagers. Women love it. Longevity and silage are amazing, 90% close to TDH. For gentlemen...you can smell the orange, it is the most accurate clone for TDH, other clones lean to Encre noir more, this one is mossy, woody but fruity as well

METALLIC SLIGHTLY LESS DIRTY MIDDLE EASTERN TERRE D'HERMES (Td'H) CLONE Smells fresh & clean yet earthy a little dirty. Not as bold or loud or smooth as the real Td'H, Chivalry is more metallic & synthetic, but it has all the same elements that make Td'H so great & classic just brighter/fresher from the hint of florals; tart citrus + earthy patchouli + slight peppery-middle eastern style-spiciness makes the scent profile noticeably masculine, even with the slight bright florals (floralness smells similar to clean bright musk) which gives Chivalry it's freshness making it lighter/fresher/bright/cleaner-soapier than Td'H. Nice Terre d'Hermes (Td'H) clone, especially for under $20usd. If you liked the scent profile of Td'H but not its dense bold earthiness then Ajmal Chivalry you'd probably like. Also similar to Franck Olivier Black Touch but not as dark, Chivalry is more fresher/brighter. Versatile, business casual scent perfect office/professional can be worn any season day or night. Projection/Sillage': MILD, arms length scent bubble for the 1st hour or so, but mainly an in-close scent throughout (can't be oversprayed but has a metallic tinge). Performance/Longevity: GOOD, about 8-9 hours (on fabric).

Serviceable TDH clone if you get it for $20. Nothing groundbreaking, but pleasant and you know exactly what it's trying to do upon first whiff. I find BR Cypress Cedar and Pascal Morabito Bois & Vetiver to be a bit smoother, but those both have trash performance and Chivalry is much better when it comes the that. Good budget option if you want TDH but don't want to spend much. Don't pay over $30 for it, because at that price, there are better options.

We all already know Terre D'Hermes, Ajmal Chivalry just smells exactly like it at a fraction of the price. I've tried other Terre D'Hermes clone but this is the best so far, long lasting and dirty cheap, well done Ajmal! 8/10

Smells good but performance and longevity are below average. I would search for another Terre de Herme clone. Ajmal has been below average on performance and longevity.

Very similar to Franck Olivier Black Touch.