Coach for Men Eau de Parfum

Found this for such a cheap price (26,57€ for 60ml) that i just had to get it to accompany the original edt and Platinum that i already have. Just received it and trying it for the first time now so this is just a quick first impression. I'll try to remember to update the review later after few wearings. First of all it has the Coach DNA that is easy to spot, if you like their other fragrances you will surely enjoy this one too. I agree with people saying it's a bit similar but sweeter and darker than the original EDT and also with it being similar to Sauvage Elixir but softer, less spicy and more wearable. Very well balanced, smooth and likeable. A true EDP version of the original at least scent wise. Would i pay the retail price, propably not. Would i pay double the price that i paid for it, yes. An absolute steal for the price i paid. PS. Longetivity is not great but not bad either, maybe a bit better than the original edt but not much.

This new Coach for Men EDP doesn’t resemble BDC at all, to me this sits somewhere between Sauvage Elixir and Absolu Aventus. It’s an awesome release in my opinion but ultimately pretty redundant for me since I have others in this style. This has more versatility and could totally be a daily driver since I find it fresher and not nearly as heavy or resinous as the Dior, but it lasts a good 5-6 hours on skin and into the next day on clothes. I must mention that it sits pretty close to the skin with minimal sillage but that could be good for some. The overall quality just feels like a step up and smells high end to me. This is hands down the best Coach fragrance release so far in this line and I could not stop sniffing myself. Even the bottle has an extra touch of classiness with the solid black finish. Very well done and definitely worth checking out!

Enjoy the cardamom pop. It comes off as spicy and sweet, with a little citrus coming from the bergamot; it's neat. There's definitely some similarities with Lattafa Asad in late open to middle notes, which is known as a Dior Sauvage dupe. It slips nicely into cedarwood and soft floral (geranium). The leather and vetiver provide for a masculine musk base, but the big difference is the Asad is spicier, whereas Coach EDP is smoother and creamier (almost more refined). Where Asad is louder, Coach EDP is more subtle. Think club vs coffee date. Neither are 1:1 to Dior Sauvage Elixir, but both are excellent and worth wearing.

Very good cold month scent. Slightly citrusy and spicy which morphs into a spicy, woody, leathery profile after 3-4 hours. Lasts a long time as well, I can smell it on clothes after 2 days since applying it. I don't think the price is worth it but I expect it to drop in the coming months. It layers really well with other scents as a base; other blue/citrusy scents can sit right on top and help add some nice complexity and richness to this fragrance.

A very masculine fragrance with a citrus opening and after a minute of dry down. It turns A very masculine version of YSL Myself EDP in the opening? The aromatic smell is almost the same as YSL Y EDP. When it dries down it smells like a Dior Sauvage Elixir vibe. A very good scent profile and can compete with the trinity of blue fragrances. If you love cardamom note accord, you will legit fall in love with this fragrance.