Kiton Men

Kiton Men is, without question, one of the most breathtaking fragrances ever created! It was one of those rare serendipitous moments when I first caught it and discovered it as it wafted from a passerby - I remember being so transfixed by this scent so captivating, so alluring- without hesitation, I remember running after them to stop them and ask what they were wearing. It is (was?) a true marvel of perfumery - refined, radiant, and heartbreakingly discontinued. It wasn’t just a scent. It was an experience. A masterpiece. Few fragrances manage to strike that rare balance between vibrant complexity and seamless harmony. Kiton Men did so effortlessly, and crafted a composition that stayed etched in your memory long after it faded from your skin. The opening alone was unforgettable. That luminous burst of pineapple and sparkling bergamot felt fresh, uplifting, and insanely elegant. A quick yet flawless transition followed: Amalfi lemon and sage introduced a sharp, energetic brightness that lifted the other citrus notes without ever overpowering them. From the very first spray, that distinctive burst of piquant citrus, airy florals, and a subtle, grounding base blended into perfect unison- which set the tone for a fragrance that was not just well-loved and admired but stands as truly iconic. What set Kiton Men apart even further was how it unfolded on the skin. It didn’t just evolve - it bloomed. Each stage of its development flowed naturally into the next, and unveiled a scent that felt so alive - animated, full of movement, teeming with life. As it settled, the heart of the fragrance revealed a delicate, powdery elegance: violet and lily-of-the-valley, soft and timeless, graced the composition with a gentle floral touch. Anchoring it all were earthy oakmoss, sensual musk, and just a whisper of sweet tonka bean - which created a warm, elegant depth that lingered. To me- Kiton Men didn’t just evolve - it told a story. Each note emerged with fluid grace, and formed a scent that was vibrant, textured, and beautifully expressive. It captured attention, sparked admiration, and permeated in the air like a passing memory you didn’t want to forget. To many of its wearers, it wasn’t just a fragrance - it was art. Something so uniquely composed, so effortlessly charming, it could stop someone in their tracks. Why it was ever discontinued remains a mystery to me. Why someone woke up one day and went “it is more reasonable for me and my company to stop making this one-of-a-kind, extremely popular and lucrative fragrance” is inexplicable and totally baffling. And why nobody has picked it up so far to start producing it again- is utterly crazy. Its absence feels like the loss of a great painting or a forgotten symphony - something that can’t be duplicated, only remembered. While fragrances like Fahrenheit EDT or La Fenice pour Homme by The Merchant of Venice echo parts of Kiton Men’s DNA, neither captures that sparkling charm or subtle playfulness quite the same way. For those lucky enough to have worn it, the memory of Kiton Men lives on - as a reminder of what extraordinary perfumery can be. 11/10. Iconic. Sexy. Distinguished. Legendary. Irreplaceable. Rest in peace, Kiton Men—and here’s hoping that one day, someone visionary enough brings you back. 🤞

I've never got so many compliments wearing any other fragrance in my life, ever! Very sensual, refined and elegant. A head turner in the best possible way. Thinking about the top fragrances in the market nowadays, they are designed to make you NOTICED - As they arrive before you, they envelope people and things around you and they leave a dusty trail of strong sweetness when you leave, (most likely the ubiquitous vanilla). Those, are mostly marketed for the attention-seeking followers. KITON MEN (RED) was NOT made with this public in mind (it was 1996 then), and rather than noticed, the gentlemen wearing Kiton Men (Red) wanted to be DISTINGUISHED. Kiton Men (Red) was not made for followers, but for LEADERS instead. Fast forward today, the Kiton house is still very active and makes some of the most expensive suits and jackets in the world. But, let's talk fragrance now. The Kiton Men (Red), itself is hypnotizing, the opening has a fresh burst of fruit, like freshly cut pineapple and lemons, it's sweet but really fresh and airy, then come the mighty flowers: The violets and lilies are of the vivid greenish type, they feel just harvested. The musk and tonka bean gifts with a delicate sweetness, which is kind of inebriating, even dreamy. The oakmoss lingers in full support of that groomed and gentlemanly feeling, it's a little soapy here, but also a bit powdery there. Don't get me wrong, this blend is powerful, well balanced and lingering. It brings interest on you, people talk and stare in your eyes, it even makes people feel weakness on their knees. Kiton Men (Red) was contemporary of vintage Fahrenheit and Grey Flannel, but it had "something" that these two icons could never replicate, a certain and finest distinction. Kiton Men (Red), is very hard to find nowadays. Prices can get nuts on ebay, ranging from US$ 350-500. Estée Lauder took over the manufacturing in 2016. It's sibling, The Kiton Men (Black) is still around, and it is also REALLY GOOD, but unfortunately, it pales in comparison to the mighty Kiton Men (Red). The "Black" ones manufactured in the UK are the ones you should get. There are some others, which are made in Ukraine, that for some people, they complain that those ones have inconsistent performance.

Fresh Scent In A Tuxedo - ★★★★ How does it smell? Think of a hybrid between Creed Green Irish Tweed and Creed Aventus, minus the heavy birch smokiness and leather, and you’ll be pretty close. Kiton Men reeks of refinement with bitter-sweet florals sweetened with bergamot, lemon and pineapple. Musky violet flowers highlight the heart of Kiton Men, eventually being joined by a familiar but pleasant oakmoss, cedar and tonka backdrop. The end result smells fresh, sophisticated and you could even say sexy. Kiton Men is freshness in a tuxedo. Performance and seasons? If you’re looking for a sillage bomb, this isn’t it. Refinement is Kiton Men’s ace in the hole and it’s played again here. Longevity is good, this easily lasts me the entire workday. Projection and sillage are firmly planted in the middle, though I get constant whiffs of this throughout the day (even well into the evening) but you’re not going to leave a big scent trail. This is a gentleman’s fragrance in every way. Definitely a fragrance for year round and easily signature-worthy, the same way Chanel’s Pour Monsieur could be a man’s one and only bottle. I wear this more in the spring/summer and fall. Is it any good? This is one of the most refined, luxurious smelling fresh scents I’ve ever put my nose on and I find it equally as satisfying as Green Irish Tweed for instance. If you value refinement, class and in this case uniqueness in your fragrances, Kiton Men is a must try. Definitely under most people’s radar, but why is a mystery to me. Highly recommended. 4 Stars ★★★★

I was going through my fragrances to single out scents that I haven't worn recently and get rid of them, when I came upon this. Honestly, I don't even remember when I got this one. So I sprayed it once on my wrist, and decided that it definitely has it's place in my cabinet. I don't get any "floral" or "powdery" accords on my skin at all. For me, it is very animalic and musky, with the woody notes and citrusy notes coming in equally at second. For me it's a muskier, less woody/spicy version of the original Abercrombie & Fitch Fierce. As far as usage, I think it would be best used in temperate climates; spring is the best but can be used in summer and fall depending on the temperatures. I would definitely use this on a summer night, which would help with the slightly above-average projection (don't be trigger-happy with this one, the musk is pretty potent). If you live in a region that doesn't have a snowy winter this could be pulled off year-round. This scent is pretty versatile occasion-wise, but I will use this the most in a casual setting and for the sporadic night out (in spring or summer); for a work setting I'll go with something less animalic, while for formal events something like Egoiste Platinum will be a similar but better option. All-in-all, I really like this fragrance. It is definitely one of my favorite, if not my favorite animalic scent. Definitely test on your skin to see if you get any floral notes, but for me it's pure musky citrusy wood.

I've been wanting to sample this one for a long time and I finally managed to find it in Belgium recently, as I've never seen it in the UK. Kiton Men is a combination of some of my favourite elements coming together to make quite an aloof fragrance. I say that because I find it to be a mixture of fresh fruit and musk with violets and a woody base. Chypre is a good description for sure and I think the composition is perfectly balanced to accommodate for lots of notes which come together well to create a memorable fragrance. So Kiton Men impressed me, very nearly to the point of purchase but not quite. I wish I'd have got my hands on this in the 90's because I would've definitely rocked it. Projection and longevity were average . Update: Just felt I needed to update this review after finally finding a store which stocks this in the UK, and having an opportunity to sample it more readily. It's a very classy affair and I still stick to much of what I said above, however I have neglected to mention the animal power of musk in the opening 20 mins or so. It works really well with that fruity pineapple note makes this fragrance more serious than your average playful fruity/citrus/musk.

Excellent scent that the longer it stays on your skin the more beautiful this scent gets (Much like Burberry Touch) This opens up very fresh, clean and airy but there’s also a slightly off putting plastic or gasoline like note in the background if you smell this up close to the skin. In the air however this stuff is divine and to my nose smells like a fresh meadow full of flowers(in a masculine way oddly enough) Once this dries down that gasoline note dissipates and it becomes more floral,airy,and even slightly sweet with a very nice base of clean musk. This has been a summer go to for years now and I still love it this day ! It has 1 of the best sillage trails out of all my collection. Not best in terms of being strong but best in terms of leaving an impression without overpowering. Performance on this is solid as it lasts 5-8 hours and projects well for 2 hours while being a nice scent bubble for the duration and always leaving a nice scent trail. Overall rating -8.5 out of 10 ! Very classy,masculine floral that’s very mass pleasing and good for both casual and formal use Sidenote— it’s a cologne I have received very good feedback from

When I think of Kiton , I think of a super fresh and floral citrus blast up front after one sprays... I defiantly see the comparison of GIT and CW but this is defiantly no substitute, that's for sure. Only a similar vibe. This really is a great quality fragrance. It's defiantly up there with the best bangs for the buck. I enjoy how it's not linear. I am not a fan of anything floral sticking out period. This is different, I feel like the floral notes are activating the citrus notes (this is where people see the GIT vibe) but there's something else very unique going on in the background.. This is for sure a signature scent. It's soft and subtle but classy and has a I'm here vibe, just not in your face about it. I haven't had this long so this review is leaning towards a first impression more than anything. Defiantly full bottle worthy. I will update this review when necessary but this is what I got for now Scent 8/10 Projection 7/10 Longevity 8/10 Uniqueness 8.5/10 Quality 8.5/10

Smell wise I thought this smell was decent but nothing amazing. It opens up smelling like a mix of 60% GIT,30% Fahrenheit and 10% Boss bottled night. Once this dries down it loses that Dewey freshness that gives it similarities to GIT and thenbecomes a smoother but also more soapy and aromatic version of the opening. To describe this scent I'd say it's a fresh,masculine,slightly soapy,slightly floral scent that will remind you of many fragrances you have smelled before. It's nothing original but it is very pleasant ! Performance on this is great ! It lasts 6-10 hours and projects very well for an hour and then you have a decent scent bubble for the duration of the fragrance. It's not the biggest projector (although decent) but this leaves a very nice scent trail ! Overall rating --- 8 out of 10 ! This fragrance is above average in every category but nothing that cracks my top 5 favorites. This cologne has gotten me compliments and this is gf approved which is a big plus :D

This brilliantly captures the "here and now" of that in-between period of mid-90s to mid-00s, which is very refreshing. And eau de cologne, chypre, aromatic, aquatic, citrus, woodsy, everything feel that's perfectly balanced and compliment-fetching because it's (duh) made by the EL company. None of the components are typical. All are harmonious. All of them belong together on the same beach. The eau de cologne feel is clean, the chypre is natural and understated, the aromatic is subtle, the aquatic is beach-like clean in the manner that Erolfa is dirty, the citrus is lemony, and the woods add substance rather than an added coat of scent. This is well worth it. A wonderful period for fragrance. The eyes light up with the "What are you wearing?" response. You'll feel confident and happy wearing it, and that's what really matters.

Have purchased 4 bottles of Kiton at Lauder outlet stores for under $30, and gifted 3...never fails to impress, and at that pricetag I have Kiton as a supreme value in my own collection. Good, not great longevity and a fantastic trail in the air that offers a much more natural sweetness - at a ratio that allows 4 season versatility - than what I've come to expect from more recent launches. In brutal parts of Summer I still prefer the "airy-er" Fahrenheit Cologne, but for that type of feel + some added fruit and a unique touch of Lily, Kiton is the reach. Not sure what Kiton's future is with Lauder dropping their licenses - the press releases always mention the other brands involved - but IMO this is truly one that needs to stay in production, and in the hands of folks that will at least meet the current standard.

Its my 4th bottle now, i love this one because of its subtle scent it doesnt SHOUT. You can see it beginning in bottle design which is dull... but hey im loving the scent not the bottle ! I cant describe the ingredients because im still learning the notes and names of scents but i will describe it : Its a perfect match for a business man in a suit or a daddy who loves to wear scents aging from 25 plus till 60 yrs old. It tells a story thats says im reliable like a cozy kind of smell. Its strong and subtle...it gives me a warm feeling Got many people compliments wearing it so it DOES draw attention in a good way. I always can wear this one but best in end summer autum and winter...great sillage!! longetivity is ok For me its a winner

It can be a bit frustrating for frag collector when something you find amazing/interesting does not get any attention in public. AND something as simple as this gets all the love! So many complements. Same vein as GIT and cool water. Whoever first mentioned about the slightly oily quality is bang on about this. Very simple and charming. Very versatile, all season, most occasion frag. Good performance I don't find it particularly interesting but it just WORKS! Sadly I wear it when i want to be an attention whore :p glad it's not all the time. I would say, this is a perfect lunch date kinda cologne. 7/10 personally 10/10 objectively This is like a Porsche equivalent of frags.

A favorite. Very well rounded, sticks around for a long time but does not scream. Leaves a memorable scent trail, I've had a couple of women follow me around a grocery store in the scent trail. Starts out strong, a pixelated citrus, pineapple-like with some lemon. Once that calms down the Lily of the Valley and Violet dance around a fruity sweetness, likely from the Tonka stepping in without being noticed. The slight musky drydown is very similar to the Creed Ambergris note. There has been a few times where I've caught myself convinced I wore GIT that day, only to remember it is Kiton I have on. This should be a classic Chypre, but its not. 9/10, easy.

I just wanted to agree with Brent's comments below. I can't write a full review because I just sprayed it for the first time. But yeah, this particular sample/formulation almost smells like leather to me. It smells dark, masculine and in the sort of genre of fahrenheit. Not to say it smells like fahrenheit completely, but its in a similar category. It has this sort of oily, dark, leather accord in there mixed with some violet and other notes. To me it comes off more rich and deep, masculine and a little dirty but a little fresh as well. I kind of like it on my first impression. Lets just say fahrenheit is my favorite fragrance lol

Like many of us I'm sure, Coach Rob had Kiton on my wishlist for almost 2 years. I waited around until I found it for a steal and boy I was not let down. This stuff RADIATES. So fresh, classy, and clean. Smells unique, classic yet does not feel dated. 2-3 Hours solid projection (leaves a nice scent bubble/cloud wherever you go) and can be detected on skin for up to 8-9 hours. I wouldn't rock this <50 degrees F or >75 degrees F, so that's the sweet spot. VERY versatile. Nice office scent but can also be worn on casual nights out or even formal occasions. 8/10 :)

Hmmm, I love this one. A totally hidden gem. I have never smelled it on anyone but my partner, and he only bought it after stumbling upon it by accident. I cannot make out the flowers and the pineapple as such, since Kiton seems very well blended. There is a lot of lightness and freshness - and that is how far I can deconstruct it. Perfect if you want something that is different from the main stream, but still pleasant and easygoing. To me Kiton smells friendly and elegant, so I think it is super for business occasions.

I have not smelled this in a number of years, possibly 10, but at the time I smelled it I thought it was the best smelling men's fragrance EVER. It was tasteful and unique and smelled like nothing else I had ever smelled at the time. I got it for my boyfriend but ended up wearing it myself because I just couldn't stop smelling it. When I just see the name "Kiton" I immediately think "mmmmm". As a matter of fact, I think I may go see if I can find a sample to purchase to revisit this heavenly scent again....

This fabulous fragrance was introduced to me when I went to get some more Hugo Boss. I fell inlove with the Kiton immediately and have been using it ever since and I shall always keep it as one of my summer fragrances. I get great compliments from men and woman about the Kiton and I find for me it has a good longevity. Sweet yet sophisticated fragrance. You can't go wrong with this one in my opinion.

Something tells me not to write this review. This sophisticated gem is best enjoyed while it keeps flying under the radar. Don't buy it. This is just a fabulous scent. Classy and the definition of 'all season, all occasion'. Synthetic yes, clearly but absolutely classy and never cheap. The silver bullet in my wardrobe. And that's also what the bottle resembles to me.

This scent is like a mixture of a ton of amazing fragrances, actually it smells like Bleecker Street mixed with Green Irish Tweed vibe, not that similar to GIT neither Aventus just it has that kind of a vibe but it is pretty similar to Bleecker Street with a slight Fahrenheit gasoline vibe in the backgroung, really elegant, high quality and truly a classic

This perfume is pure class, It gets me a lot of complements and its perfect for day time or office situations. It feels clean and yet not like most regular citrus-fresh perfumes, it has a sophisticated vibe to it. It works for my skin and my style I just bought another bottle even though I haven't finished my first one yet. I Strongly recommend it

It’s a real tragedy that this is discontinued, it was an awesome fragrance, very poorly marketed.I’ve tried hunting high and low to find a replacement, but I cannot find one at all. It’s been compared to Creed’s Green IrishTweed and also Fragonard’s Concerto, neither come close.

This fragrance each time convinced me! Perfect! Viva la '90s! Absolute presence there for a long time! Elicits great interest ......... Only recommended for people who stay in the crowd itself is ........ With this fragrance can not hide!'s Just a man "charm" required! 10/10

No idea who started GIT comparison to this but it can’t be any further from the truth. This is way different from GIT/Cool Water/Tres Nuit. Not dissing GIT in anyway but Kiton men is classy and great for office, and is closer to Fahrenheit.

So I had to order a new bottle of this since my crazy son's mother broke all of my bottles. :) I'm basically starting from the beginning again when it comes to my collection. Anyway, not a bad scent at all.

نمیدونم چطور میشه بوی این عطر رو توصیف کرد به نظر من خیلی شیک ومدرن هست من همیشه یه شیشه از این عطر رو باید داشته باشم . اگر سیگاری باشین ترکیبش با بوی سیگار فوق العاده هست

Bought a sample. Wore today. Got 2 compliments on how good I smell. Will need to get a bottle. Awesomeness.

Four new, high dollar fragrances are listed on Kiton's website...Kiton Men and Black nowhere to be found.

Bought purely on recommendation of Coach 619 And I am not disappointed Try it, I think you may like it

Bit of a Jekyll and Hyde fragrance like chameleon. It's ok.

this is one of those fragrances that everyone seems to have a distinct outlook on. my experience with it is... it starts of with a semi green slightly sweet sage/violet and pineapple blast. very refreshing! kinda like that first sip of a fizzy fanta drink. just not as sweet as a soda. a very mild sweetness. the pineapple last though out most of the life span of this fragrance and slowly fades away at the end. after a 30-45 minute mark the top note drys down to a light musky and clean cedar smell. to my nose cedar is a soft and sweet smell already so they go together very well. it does have a kinda scratchy effect through out it's life and i think that is the oakmoss or could still be the sage holding on. in this fragrance i find that it has just a hint of florals. there is a little lily of the valley in this but not overwhelming and very classy. this scent reminds me of something you would wear during a more dressed up situation. anything from a suit and tie to just a nice dress shirt and some slacks. it is versatile and could be worn with anything at almost any time of the year. it just exudes sophistication and makes me think of it as a scent to wear during those times of need. i give this one higher ratings cause it just says quality all around. longevity and sillage are really good on me. and the quality like i said is up there. my rating of this is 8 out of 10. definetly a classic scent and classy but simple fragrance. ** just my opinions on this fragrance. hope you enjoyed. thank you.

Kiton Men is a discontinued 90s staple that I’d not smelled in quite some time but its smell instantly rings a bell upon spraying on my decant. It’s not particularly iconic for me, but its agreeability is high, a sort of clean-meets-dirty fresh musky blend where no one particular note stands out, and it can somewhat comfortably be worn to excess. Overall it’s a fairly subtle blend and features lily-of-the-valley, cedar, musk, oakmoss, tonka, and some citruses/herbs. It’s perfectly pleasant while not being significantly impression-making, but is nonetheless a really appropriate four-season signature scent, and frankly isn’t even terribly stereotypically masculine. It’s really a workable agreeable musky blend for anyone. Unfortunately it seems to be a bit pricey on the secondary market but if it were a cheapie I’d surely have a bottle. 7 out of 10

I agree with DCH in the review below, this is a bit of a nothing scent. Don't get me wrong, it has a strong opening and lasts fairly well, it's just...boring to me. I actually forgot I was wearing this within 2 hours of applying. I think there might be a note in this I'm not keen on, but to be honest, after the opening it's tough for me to discern any particular notes as its kind of a dull blend. I get why people say it's a safe office scent but there's plenty more interesting and adventurous fragrances out there that can fit in that setting. Kiton Black is a much more complex scent than Kiton Man. Weirdly, this does smell like Green Irish Tweed from the nozzle, so maybe that's where the comparisons are made. It smells nothing like it once sprayed.

Just got a bottle of the reformulated version. I remembered this being more GIT/Aspen/Cool Water-like (I had a vintage mini previously), but I definitely get the Fahrenheit reference, as well as Lucky Number 6 -- I had never smelled either at the time I owned the vintage mini, but certainly smell those facets here. I would love to have the vintage and newer formulations for comparison, because I don't get beastly performance out of the newer stuff, and I wonder how much the scent profile has been affected. Anyhow, now that I have over 100 bottles of cologne, I guess this one doesn't wow me as much as I thought it would. From other people's reviews, it sounds mind blowing, but having tried it again, I would say it is good but not insanely so.

This is more complex than I anticipated, but gotta take into account when it was released. Kiton Men is definitely not a 3- or 4- note fragrance; it has plenty of depth and is, to me, an interesting one. I get an initial blast of pineapple and bergamot, but that dissipates fairly quickly. The rest of the scent is this cloud of violet, musk, and soft florals - clean, yes, but not what I would consider "fresh." I hope that makes sense! Fahrenheit? Nah. That one is strictly business and alpha masculinity. Kiton is far more relaxed; it can be dressed up, but I would much rather wear this on a casual spring Sunday.

My former signature scent and an absolute fragrantic masterpiece in my opinion. Kiton is a unique, sophisticated perfume: in it's topnotes it's floral yet subtly masculine and fresh yet warm. The drydown is fantastic, it's warm and slighty sweet (thanks to the tonka bean) mixed with the subtle traces of the floral middle notes violet and lilly of the valey. The longevity is fine too, Kiton will get you through the day. Although Kiton is not a loud scent, it will definitely get you noticed! I've received compliments about it from both men and women. Highly recommended!

Awful bottle design, beautiful scent. Easy to wear, slightly old school. Suitable for 25+ yo. Fresh, clean and classy. Very gentlemanly. Mainly for casual wear, office friendly. This batch has a pronounced Lily-of-the-valley top note. I get no pineapple. Then the violet takes over and finally the wood. I get a very slight Dior Fahrenheit vibe in the opening, I think it's the L-o-t-v and violet. But Kiton has a somewhat sour tone. A little sharper somehow. I have a bottle from 2017. Batch code A67

Kiton Men opens with a fresh, light citrusy scent. The lemon is quite prominent! Soon the fruity notes evanesce, and the florals become the stars. It gives the wearer a feeling of cleanliness. Once it all settles, the perfume is musky, woody, and slightly salty-aquatic. There is an air of nature about it. Kiton Men is a likable fragrance with good longevity.

I would like to say that comparing this to Cool water is a sin and should be punished with the total destruction of the collection..LOL...Just kidding...this is a much better, smoother and less generic/cheap smelling juice...nice for the office, dates and more formal encounters...highly versatile and pleasant I would say...

I wore this about 10 years ago, because it was something different from what everybody else was wearing. Last week I noticed a tester bottle and I just had to smell it again. Instant memories! A sophisticated fragrance that is timeless and can be worn by men of any age.

Tried this years ago, thought it smelled like Creed Green Irish tweed or Chez bond.. Revisited today and I noticed it has a metallic smell. This reminds me of one of those Tommy Bahama or Nautica fragrances. I could see this being a crowd pleaser

@Jompie I thought it was fine when I had it 11 years ago, but not for me and so I sold it. It was unique though and I think that people build memories with their perfumes.

I blind bought this one and the notes i smell is a strong violet, musky scent. It reminds me of the smell you get in a barber shop. Not bad at all.

Good clean smell in the air, not so nice when you smell it close (in my opinion). Mature women love it. Better for men up to 30 years old.

The top and the heart are super nice......... Then come the generic musky base. Damn!

this is very strong, complex, mature fragrance. and original. 7/10.

Honestly people are crazy for hypes, fantastic to see how it works. This is an ok, even rather good frag, moderate to long lasting performance but paying over 150 EUR is absolutely stupid. About 1000 better perfumes available under 200 EUR. I see on local websites people buying this for 400 EUR and a week later they try to sell it again because apparently it's not that good. And it really isn't. Sorry to break the news, you're a victim of your own desire ...Enjoy it for a week :-)

Kiton is a classic old school fresh cologne. Very similar to Cool Water or a cheaper version of Creed Green Irish Tweed. It start off fruity, citrus and fresh with slight floral. It projects for the about 2 hours and dry down becomes musky in a good way. You can find Kiton in some discount stores and it's a perfect everyday cologne for everyday activity.

Sentence Summary: A weird mix of Green Irish Tweed and Aventus with an off putting Gaseous note throughout. Right, this is a tough one. I get a bit of Green Irish Tweed initially, then it transitions to a vaguely Aventus-ish dry down as others have said. Nothing wrong with that, eh? But there's something else there that wrecks it for me. It's a kind of gaseous/petroleum note in the background, similar to the one in Farenheit, but whereas it works in that Fragrance, in Kiton Men, well, it just hangs about like a bad smell. It actually reminds me of the odour you experience when getting your teeth drilled at the dentists for a filling or root canal treatment. Not a great association. Berating rating 4/10

A no for me, but this kind of scent is so not my type. It's has the same DNA of Mr. Burberry, Invictus, Burberry Touch, and Millionaire. Sage/lavender/citrus combo scents all send me back to the 90s when Cool Water was all the rage and what every AXE body spray is modeled after. Sorry, just cant go there.