Coach Green

Coach Green opens up with a natural juicy kiwi and bergamot as it sits on top of a soapy-like bed of rosemary and geranium. I absolutely love this stuff, and the accuracy of the kiwi note is really appealing to me, it's not like an overly sweet artificial kiwi candy but rather the freshness of the fruit really compliments that soap like heart. after about 15-20 minutes the kiwi note takes a step back and you get that like designer freshness that I think is coming from the rosemary and geranium, it smells great and with that hint of kiwi in the background you get a nice unique freshie. The dry down is what makes this fragrance for me, besides a unique opening and a in offensive heart the winter woody base comes out around the 1–2-hour mark. Surprisingly fit for winter, opposite to its fresh opening the Cedar and Oakmoss almost tap dance across the opening as it dries down and I found that this allows me to wear it in cool weather and at night. Now there are 2 problems with this fragrance and the longevity/projection and the atomizer. it lasts max 6 hours and only projects for about 4 becoming a skin scent after that, this causes me to overspray the shit outta it and I'm about halfway done with my 1.3 oz in 2 months. The second and probably the most frustrating is the damn atomizer on this. It's one of those twist to lock ones and its dog shit, its hard as hell to press down on and it does the like single line squirt thing unless you press the shit outta it and even when you do its still sub-par (and absolutely infuriating) compared to others. I have like a 5 ml decant sample thing that I transferred coach green into, and I definitely recommend doing so. It's just a shame considering how beautiful the bottle is. TLDR; Coach Green opens up with a beautiful natural Kiwi note that turns into a fresh soapy fragrance and once it dries down a cold weather like woody accord comes through. 6 outta 10 regarding longevity and the atomizer is by far the worst thing about this. I got it on sale from Aurafragrance and definitely worth it if you can grab it for cheap.

Green, salty, cold-smoked herbs & a splash of Kiwi juice, a very refreshing, summery, springy fragrance that is easy to wear and can be used as a daily fragrance. masculine and very suitable for lovers of green fragrances. The most noticeable notes are kiwi, followed by rosemary and crystallized moss. To be honest, I also detect hints of ambroxan, even though it's not listed in the fragrance ingredients. The performance of the fragrance is above average, which was a surprise to me. The performance of the fragrance may last for several hours, perhaps more than six hours. - Is it a heat killer? Yes, it's definitely a refreshing herbal scent that's perfect for spring or summer mornings and provides exceptional hydration. - Is it a generic fragrance? Absolutely not. The use of the kiwi note is novel. I have not encountered it with such intensity in any other fragrance. - Is fragrance suitable for blind buying? Absolutely not; it needs to be tested before purchasing. Testing it will allow you to fully appreciate the unique blend of notes and ensure it aligns with your personal preferences. - Is it similar to the famous Luna Rossa Carbon Prada and Sauvage Dior? No, I don't think it's similar to the previous two, perhaps only in the ambroxan note that is not mentioned here. The bottle comes in a stunning gradient green design in the traditional shape of the Coach fragrance series. One of the biggest drawbacks of the Coach line is the atomizer, which is ridiculously made to release the spray weakly and leak when sprayed.

There’s just something about it that keeps pulling me back. It’s fresh, smooth, and ridiculously easy to wear. What I love most is how it rarely ever cloys my nose. Like seriously, I could spray this 10 times and it wouldn’t feel heavy or overwhelming. Over-spraying? Not even a problem. It’s mad versatile too. Whether it’s a sunny morning or a chill evening out, this scent will probably fit. It adapts to most vibes (excluding winter/super cold environment) without feeling out of place. If you're ever stuck choosing a daily driver, this one's a no-brainer I guarantee. Now, is it perfect? Not quite. The longevity could use a little boost and I wish it stuck around longer, but it's an Eau de Toilette so it's understandable. Nonetheless It’s still a solid pick and honestly a major steal if you ask me. I’d 100% recommend it if you're looking for a great value without smelling cheap. Some do say it reminds them of Dior Sauvage, and I kinda get that comparison. Personally, Coach Green has its own unique thing going on, or at least it's what I got from my collection so far. The kiwi note? So refreshing. Weirdly enough, it leans more to a green apple on my skin, and probably yall's too! Crisp, juicy, and super clean. Maybe it’s just me, but that’s the magic of fragrance, I suppose. All in all, Coach Green is a gem. Easy-going, fresh, a little fruity but still masculine, basically just a whole vibe.

I have the entire men’s Coach line. These are my rankings from best to worst... #1 being the best. #1 Coach Platinum #2 Coach EDT #3 Coach (Green Bottle) #4 Coach Eau De Parfum (Dark bottle) #5 Coach (Blue Bottle) Platinum can be/often is a fragrance that could be sig scent worthy. Not too dark to restrict to PM use... a mass appealing scent for sure. EDT - same thing. Just doesn’t have the refinement that platinum does and I enjoy platinum over the EDT Blue - is just another blue frag. Nothing special. Green has a great green pleasant scent and I naturally gravitate to green scents, although, the entire Coach line is rather outdated and while I enjoy their fragrances and own their line.... I have so many other fragrances I reach for before any of these. They look great on a shelf and I do occasionally rock Platinum and EDT. Coach Eau de Parfum reminds me of Burberry Hero Eau de Parfum. And I would reach for Hero 9.5/10 times. If this helps someone decide...

Really liking this one, I get Prada carbon vibes only even fresher and cleaner with an added soapy zest or Irish spring undertone, it has that gentleman vibe slightly maturer but think it be good for 25+ or if you like scents like Prada carbon sauvage Dylan blue etc.. and that bottle looks great in the green, gonna keep this in mind for a future new scent. Update: just for the nasty perfume snobs who keep saying idk how people are getting Prada Carbon or sauvage blah blah.. uhm different people smell things differently I’ve been in perfume for 14years and think I have a pretty keen nose.. it’s just what I perceived just like others who stated it doesn’t smell like what’s on the remind me of but go in to list something else.. you don’t have to be nasty it’s just perfume.. and apparently enough people thought the same for it to be top of the list.