First Class Executive

A classy, woody, serious scent. I picture this as a great formal or business scent for a man wearing a dark suit. Nothing flashy or super original, "solid" would be the best word to describe it. If you're familiar with Riviera Nights by Jacques Bogart, this Aigner feels really close, especially in the mid and the drydown, but the Aigner is more rounded, a bit less harsh. It’s mainly citruses ( but not sweet ), woods on a patchouli base.

Wearing this fragrance, as I arrived at the office, 2 people gave compliments already. What a nice comforting scent. It is kinda similar to the original First Class, which I also have, but I don't mind at all. Both are great daily fragrances, best of compliments getter. They are also cheap, you can adjust your sprays to achieve the effect you desire. Can't go wrong.

Another excellent release of Aigner, although I prefer the other First Class releases. This is a more sophisticated and classier version of Sauvage, which is a cheapie and common scent, in my opinion. Aigner indeed made Sauvage classier, in both scent and bottle, but its still not my cup of tea. But thumps up for Aigner, for another excellent release.

this just me or anyone here thinking that this perfume smells quite similar to versace dylan blue? with less aquatic and incense. this smells very classy. longevity on my skin is easily 5 hours. best for office fragrance and semi - formal date night (in my opinion). high quality juice inside, doesnt smell cheap at all.

gerçekten fiyatının üzerinde bir değer. Taze baharat ve yeşil koku algıladığım bir parfüm. Parfümün kalıcılığı ve farkedebilirliği güçlü. Genel beğeniye uygun bir parfüm. Piyasada çok benzeri olmayan farklı bir koku. Ayrıca 4 mevsim kullanılabilecek bir parfüm. Ben çok beğeniyorum

Solid, pleasant, credible, balanced, flexibly restrained, unexceptional mature clean-shirt fragrance. I thought at first that there was tonka in it, as the first spray reminded me of Tsar. Maybe it's a barbershop oakmoss/orange blossom thing. I'm giving this a strong like only, as I don't think that there's anything very special about it except for its overall quality. Nice kind of marmelade citrus in the opening though. Lots of nice vetiver. A little inobtrusive soapiness from the noticeable moss. Doubtless if I had fewer fragrances then I'd appreciate this more and be more likely to reach for it. Its performance is easily satisfactory. I may use this as a default dumb reach (in the spring and autumn, and on summer evenings) when I don't immediately think of anything more impressive. After all, a couple of hours in on this occasion and there is still something about the balance of the fragrance that reminds me of Tsar (albeit in a pared-down, lighter, fresher, and--in the drydown--sportier incarnation), and that can only be a good thing.

I have First Class Etienne Aigner for men , and this one a must have also .....

I got it for cheap and got rid of it for cheap. There is nothing wrong with this scent but there is also nothing very exciting about it. A green scent which can function as your basic workhorse if green is your thing. Ok. Next.

Most of reviews are misleading, I grabbed this perfume for a reasonable price, I admit, it has a beautiful smell, but unfortunately it does last 10 min maximum. Poooor longevity, zero sillage, I regret buying it despite being cheap.

It's good. It has mass appealing quality. I blind bought this based on reviews here and good offer on the bottle. I'm wearing it right now, literally. Again, it's good. On the really side of pretty good, but not amazing. It's opens fresh and with citrus and starts to get sweet with the citrus still coming through. This is as far as I got. I've had it on for an hour and I've polished a bottle of wine so my nose might not be the best right now. Easy compliment frag but not so unique or challenging. It's good. It's really pretty good. But that's about it. This is a versatile frag. If you want something solid that works all year round that's not offensive, this is a solid go to.

Amazing fruity opening with the sweet orange and citruses. Pink pepper reinforces that and the florals are light. Nice masculine drydown. The vetiver oakmoss and patchouli underpin that with the amber and musk softening it up a little with the sandalwood. It's been sat a year so greatly improved since first opening when the drydown was quite an overpowering musk and amber which I did not like too much. It has a feint backbone of original first class but it's it's own animal and masculine like its predecessor. 7/10

I was astonished by the class and quality of some Aigner perfumes I bought. Looking at the notes, it seems that this is also a fragrance not to be missed.