Coach for Men

Coach for Men smells good enough to drink. It opens with bright, juicy pear and bergamot notes which smell delicious without being too fruity or sweet. It then develops into a very clean, aromatic and comfortable woody fragrance. This smells rich and luxurious, and is versatile and crowd-pleasing enough to be worn for most occasions and temperatures. Of all the cheaper Bleu de Chanel style fragrances out there, this one smells the best. It’s easy to find online and at discounters for $30-40 for a 3.4 oz/100 ml bottle, making it a great affordable option for any young man who wants a safe, yet sophisticated fragrance without breaking the bank. The main drawback with this one is the performance and longevity, which has been disappointing. Even with a healthy amount of sprays, it becomes a skin/clothes scent after about 2-3 hours, and fades completely after about 6-7 hours. I doubt it’s a skin chemistry issue since I’ve seen this as the most common complaint by far about Coach EDT. Not every fragrance needs to be a projection beast, but this rarely radiates past an arm’s length, and most people probably won’t be able to smell it on you unless they are very close. At least you never have to worry about overspraying, but don’t expect it to be a huge compliment puller as most people won’t really notice it. I tested all of the flankers except the new EDP formulation at my local Macy’s, and they all smell really nice and are a great option for someone looking to expand their collection beyond the cheaper brands. To my nose, Coach Platinum has a similar scent profile to this one, as did the Jimmy Choo Man and the Ralph’s Club by Ralph Lauren to a lesser extent. Coach Blue and Green smelled quite different than the OG, but still very good for different reasons. Overall, Coach for Men EDT has a 10/10 smell with 5/10 performance. It smells like a $100 bottle and performs like a $20 one. At $30 for a tester it’s an easy blind buy, but given the poor performance I would recommend sampling their whole line of flankers to see which you like best. Depending on personal preference, they are all potentially great budget options for any man in his 20s or 30s.

Amazing value for money, especially when you don't buy at the retail price. I got mine for about €29 for a full presentation (they had €24 testers, too) 100 ml bottle, which is a great deal here. It's a slightly sweet, fresh, addictive fragrance that you wanna spray again and again... because it doesn't really last, unfortunately. I absolutely love the scent, though. If you like Bad Boy Cobalt, for example, it's in this wheelhouse (not the same, don't get me wrong), but the same mix of sweet and fresh. People around me say it reminds them of Sauvage and BDC but they are way more aggresively fresh than this one imo, even though I kinda see why people make these comparisons I also laugh out loud at all the uncles here trying to say it's bad while they spend their money on Aventus Absolu for €380 only to get complimented by other uncles. Do what I did and make a blind test with this one - regular people tend to think this scent is WAY more expensive than it actually is. All in all, awesome scent, especially for the price. Just wish it lasted longer...

I get why people compare this fragrance with the scent of a man out of the shower, this smells exactly like the CLEAR mint shampoo with a lavandery fruity fresh premium twist which gives it a more mature vibe, you won't smell like a teen who wears axe if you're wearing this. It smells like a fresh men's mint shampoo but in a more sophisticated way, the Bleu de Chanel vibe is there and it has nothing to do with Sauvage, way more creamy and powder, very likeable scent indeed, it is perfect for work, college or even a casual date with your girlfriend, a remarkable head turner. Coach for men really encapsulates the allure of a rich, well dressed, short-bearded man who knows what he wants from life. 10/10 blind buy, if you like fresh blue fragrances and you haven't tried this one out you're missing out, it's worth every penny, very empowering and uplifting fragrance.

I will never understand why this doesn't get the hype that it deserves from Youtube reviewers. This is my favorite of all the "blue" scents available on the market. It smells absolutely incredible. Fruity, a bit spicy, fresh, woody and smooth. This is has a lot of great facets that are missing in some of the more popular "blues" on the market. I own a lot of fragrances, both niche and designer and this fragrance is absolutely worthy of a place in anyone's collection. Some reviews below complain about performance but on my skin this projects well and lasts 12+ hours but even if it didn't, it's so inexpensive at discounters that you won't break the bank by respraying halfway through your day. Scent : 8.5/10 Projection : 8/10 Sillage : 7.5/10 Longevity : 10/10. Compliments : YES! Overall : Amazing value for the price.

I’ve had Coach from the beginning. Recommended by YT creators. When I first started getting into fragrances collecting 10 months ago. I didn’t wear it a ton, but I liked it. It’s an easy dumb reach, versatile and surprisingly long lasting scent for an EDT. 4 sprays on my neck and lasts nearly an 8 hour work day. Obviously not as loud towards 2/3rd through. I can around to spring this year and started wearing this more and I truly enjoy the heck out of it. It’s one cheapie I’ve toyed with selling. But it’s honestly too good. I’m keeping it. Sweet and aromatic. Unique pear note, playful and pleasing scent to those around. A lot of good notes and easy to wear. Solid 8.5/10