Colonial Club Legend

The opening is quite good but it is the drydown where this fragrance really shines. The vetiver is dark yet inviting, just like Encre Noir, the drydowns of these two being almost identical. 8+ hours of longevity and above average projection, this is an absolute banger which cost me only 14 dollars for 100 mL. I'm getting a back up bottle before they run out of this.

This is one of my most complimented fragrances and it's funny considering that I paid less than €10 for it. It smells very close to Terre d'Hermès, just a little bit cleaner and brighter, so a bit less of that "dirty" of the famous "dirty orange". Fantastic performance - I even got compliments around 8 hours after spraying.

I loved this one, smells classy yet affordable.

I own and have tried all from Colonial Club line: • Pour Homme • Signature • Ypsos • Legend Ranked from most to least fav: 1. Ypsos 2. Legend 3. Pour Homme 4. Signature Signature is just too sweet. And the dry down is juat something I don't like the most. Pour Homme is just so so, yet still worth to try and still signature scent worth for someone. Ypsos is clearly the most modern smelling, most versatile, very mass appealing, most easy to like. For me it's Sauvage in the opening, then Luna Rossa Carbon from mid to end. Legend is the most challenging, mature, classy. Almost as versatile as Ypsos. But Legend is best for night wear and formal / date occassion. Still great to wear on hot days though. This one is the best performer out of these four. Best SPL. In short, I think all of them are great. Very smooth and very good quality for the price. Very worth wearing everyday. For you who don't care about brand-pride, these four can cover all of your frag-needs. Pour Homme / Ypsos for daily wear. School / work / casual / formal. Signature for night / fun / date wear. Legend for more serious occassion.

If this perfume were a story, it would be a clean motorbike rider promising safe adventures and getting you home by 9 PM. Picture your motorbike broken down in the middle of the desert, a long stretch of road ahead and behind. And yet, you feel unfazed, knowing that the years of experience will get you out of there. You find shade waiting for a car to pass, the heat gets to you a little, your skin spicing up the earthy tones of dust that have gathered on your sweat. A car finally arrives and you walk with the confidence of someone that always gets what they want, an alluring figure of confidence. The only thing this perfume will get you though is the respect of your coworkers.