Moncler pour Homme

Oh boy, I absolutely love this scent! It's very warm and reminds me of summer and comfort. I find it the closest to Santal 26 by Le Labo which is an air freshener (though I still wear it on myself) rather than Santal 33, similar base notes I guess. I tested Moncler and Santal 26 side by side and I could hardly distinguish the difference. But I must admit this one is alot more wearable and more pleasing to the nose! I do pick up some coconut and vanilla in Moncler pour homme but maybe im wrong. It is long lasting and silage especially on my clothes. On skin tends to fade away in maybe 3-4 hours. That might be due to my bottle still being new and needs to macerate alittle longer. The first time I ever wore this, I got a compliment asking me "what are you wearing, its gorgeous!". Cut the story short, this has got to be one of my favourite fragrances in my vast collection of fragrances. I would rank it up with Dior Homme Intense & Creed Aventus which are my other favourite ones! Thank you Moncler for a beautiful scent! I would definitely keep buying this!

I've been after this perfume for 3 years after smelling it in store once. Every time I visited I would always smell it and recently I thought I've been smelling it long enough to not own it and bought the 150ml on sale for £65! It's such a beautiful fragrance. It smells like a forest after a night of rain. The richness of the pine and soft sweetness from the amber combine for such a masterpiece of a smell. I've found it to be quite mass appealing. HOWEVER, YOU WILL GO NOSE BLIND, I REPEAT, YOU WILL GO NOSE BLIND. It's probably the only 'negative' things I can say about this fragrance. It's my first time experiencing nose blindness but from my second time wearing it I can hardly smell it after an hour despite it projecting multiple feet to people I met 4-5 hours after applying. 9.5/10 frag, definitely recommend. The 150ml has a customisable screen so as far as bottle design goes, they did an amazing job there too.

I was expecting an almost fougère fragrance, more pine and more dry, but in the end it is surprisingly sweet, modern, and addictive. It projects well, and the amber already comes strong from the very beginning — and that is the charm. As it develops, the dry down brings out the pine, which becomes the star of the fragrance. The beauty is in the contrast: the sweetness from the amber against the wood freshness of the pine. It is earthy, but much more fresh — I would say it leans more wood than earth. This balance makes it modern, addictive, and versatile: playful yet office‐safe, with a touch of sexiness because it flirts with gourmand sweetness, classy refinement, and freshness all at once. Performance is average to good for an EDT, with strong projection in the opening. After about 5 hours it sits closer to the skin, but still leaves a refined trail.

At last a pronounced and soft masculine fragrance was born, which is thick and captivating! It'slike a dream trip to the mountains, to a calming, clear pine forest where the sun sparkles and now you can be yourself! You have found peace of mind. On the other hand, that fragrance is also so fascinating to me because it is like being enchanted by the smell of a wonderful Christmas tree! In my opinion this is one of the best new edition on the market nowadays, no matter what they say! It consists of 100% natural oils and extracts= A heavenly forest and mountain dew meet in this fragrance with the narcotic scent of cypress pines. Super longlasting (12h+ on me and on clothes lasts for days!), friendly, masculine. Mainly in cooler weather from autumn to spring. I just love it💚

Really love Moncler pour homme. It's masculine green, dry woody and amber. I also get a coconut smell, or what I perceive to be coconut quite prominently. The pine note is not overdone and blends so well. It has aspects of Bottega veneta pour homme, although much less formal and more playful. It also could be a masculine version of Naturally Fierce by Abercrombie and Fitch. I am genuinely surprised by the rating here, I expected it to be much higher. It ticks a lot of box's, both with the fantastic smell, and the above average performance.Ive seen new unboxed 60ml bottles selling for £30, a real steal The scent has garnered unanimously positive feedback. Overall a good value, work appropriate, year round, signature scent. Performance 8/10 Value. 9/10 Scent. 9/10

This is great. Sunrise Pour Homme is awesome as well, but it gets all the love it seems as I haven't heard much about this one. It's masculine, woody, and a little creamy with a touch of sweetness. I even get something almost soapy from it. Really cool scent. A bit thick, so I don't think it would be ideal for high heat. Longevity is solid. Reminds me of something, but whatever it is, it's not listed in the "Reminds Me Of" section, and I can't figure it out... Might be Burberry Hero Parfum.... Either way, this one is nice. If I had to choose between this and Sunrise, I think I'd take Sunrise by a small margin, but that doesn't mean this one isn't good; Sunrise is just a little more all-year appropriate. Don't sleep on this one.

My signature fragrance! I found this on Santal 33’s page of "This perfume reminds me of" as I was looking for a perfume that would be similar but different from Santal 33 and stand out. So I went to a store to test it, and completely fell in love immediately. I don’t see much resemblance to Santal 33 or any other fragrances listed on the page but simply different and unique. Can cover ageing odour (I’m a man who is in his 40s...!). Very piny, sharp and lasts long especially on clothes. I have nothing to complain but the spray (very poor lol)!!!

This was an instant love for me; pine, sandalwood and vetiver done in a pleasant way that evoques olfactory memories from childhood. I’d consider this a modern, distinct take on old fragrances like Pino Silvestre, the pine note is top and front and obvious to me, then it settles into a sandalwood/vetiver combo that lasts for a few hours on skin and longer on clothes. In the same family of Santal 33 but way nicer. The bottle is cool but I’d prefer a more conventional one.

smells like santal 33 had a baby with a random comme des garcons scent which is what i've been chasing for a while. satisfying balance between fresh / woody / earthy and the artificial futuristicness of cdg. people here keep saying salad dressing, it is a bit like that but not in a fucked up way. it's for sure a little bit sour with a touch of vinaigrette. definitely more green than santal. good casual fragrance if you're into heavier smells which lean herbaceous

When I tested on paper I didn't like it, because I felt too much pine at first, it was also very familiar. The next time I sprayed on my hand, after 5 minutes ago I figured out that similar to Santal 33 next Encre Noir, however Moncler is more pleasant, not as dark inky as EN, easy to wear, smells like sweeter wood with vetiver. I really enjoy it. I think it's perfect for Spring time. Lasts long time and projects great, however the price is too high.

Beautiful, incredibly addictive smell! Absolutely linear to my nose, but I don't really mind. Creamy wood combined with sweet vetiver for a very plushy and comfortable scent. I can't smell the pine note, is it just me? I don't know, at first I thought I was just going to like this, but I have worn this a couple of times now and I really love it, it just gives you this outworldly comforting sweetness that I didn't know I needed in my life.

This one reminds me a bit of a pine tar bags like the ones baseball pitchers use. I used to play ball and man this brings back memories. I like pine and this one is a nice change up from what I normally wear. Seems to have quality ingredients and is well blended. Long lasting but kind of up there on the price tag but if you want the best deal forget about the bottle and just buy the refill it gives you all the juice for $60 less.

It's a peppery sandalwood and cedarwood with green notes (violet leaf). It's Woody Green, smooth and dry. It's not fresh or citrusy or sweet. "Niche" vibe. If you know niche sandalwood scents this is in the same family as CdG Wonderwood with a touch of violet leaf. Dry-down is similar to Grey Flannel. Linear, simple, easy going. Good performance. Unisex. I'll buy if/when the price is below 60€/100ml.

My wife bought this for me. It's the perfect winter scent. Think: burnt chocolate in the woods. It's got a phenomenal pepper opening that settles down into a warm and pronounced richness. It's a bottle that will last, because it's too heavy for summer (I find the sun tends to "bake" it into a cloud you can't escape from). It's delicious and different.

This and Explorer Platinum are two of my favorite woodsy scents. It doesn’t have strong projection or beastmode performance, but sometimes you wear it just because it makes you feel good. This is manliness in a bottle. It’s one of those fragrances that really boost your confidence. Sure you will need to reapply in 4-5 hours, but so be it.

I love it! It has a lot of fresh (slightly piny) sandalwood: similar to the one you can find in Santal 33 Le Labo. It’s fresh wood and radiant. The base it’s slightly dry and mossy, but also beautiful. And to be honest it smells very unisex for me. I would easily wear it myself. Follow me on IG: scent.guide

No other perfume has ever gotten me more compliments. It's masculine, but not in an "old man" kind of way and still - despite the prominent wood - has a fresh note that make it wearable all year long (maybe a bit less so during the hottest summer months). The bottle is absolutely silly, but whatever.

Sweet-ish vetiver opening going til Santal 33 and ending in Gucci Rush for Men in the drydown. This is actually really nice, and now that it's down in price, it's actually a nobrainer if you're into inoffensive vetiver and especially sandelwood. Masculine and office safe.

Very surprised with this and I’m all for it. It’s not sharp or sweet. A refreshing Woods, earth and dewy moss scent that’s very intimate and pleasant. Got myself the gimmick light up bottle and I love it, perfect addition to my Burberry Hero parfum and Creed Irish Tweed.

I really like it, even more after wearing it than on a tester paper. Very unique, stands out from typical designer fragrances. It kind of reminds me of dill (the plant), and of course the pine. Smells high quality and lasts long. Interesting scent overall.

To me this perfume is like nothing else, a true gemstone in the industry. Maybe this will sound strange,but it smells like an S class Mercedes-Benz between the 98-06 generation.It smells like luxury in its most perfect way!

Nice fragrance. Appropriate I would say for Moncler, being associated with winter, snow and ski resorts. I'm surprised at the rating! I'd give it a 4.3 / 5

To me this is a very 90s Autumn in New York kind of scent, something Chandler from Friends would have worn every day.

I received a sample of this, Santal 33 vibe but sharper and more character. Last long too.

Simply fantastic. Don't judge the scent because you don't like the brand.

Kudos for nose behind it; its absolute art piece.

So I'm only familiar with Moncler as atrociously gaudy and expensive, ski wear type shite, puffa coats and the like. This is their first foray into fragrances, let's see how they get on shall we? Not too bad. They've managed to make a variant twist on Santal 33, but they've actually made it way more palatable to the point I can actually wear it without coughing up a lung from disgust and olfactive fatigue, or hanging round vegan eateries with my macbook, pretentious clothes and coffee, talking in cliches and up-speak, blissfully unaware of my own twattery. Textile street yeah??? So hats off to them for that, because the opening of Homme is peppery to the max I mean a real hit of the stuff and it's prolonged, reminiscent of Marc Jacobs Bang. Then as it settles more of the listed clary sage here and green effects to freshen with that black pepper. Then the heart is pure growing sandalwood and trendy vetiver, but somehow rounded and creamy but with that green, spicy incense effect of the characteristic papyrus accord (or nagamotha/cypriol) which would usually have me tapping out but something about the futurist way this is blended negates that, as mentioned above. All in all, I really liked it, a very powerful and tenacious perfume too, which could be dangerous in the wrong hands, a real club blaster, it will get you smelled at least. The reason I want it is because of that preposterous bottle and the dot matrix thing on it. If the fragrance was utter dogshit, Fragranticans please believe me I would tell you not to waste your money, but to me this is a fragrance collectors piece, that I kinda have to have. First from a brand, silly gimmick, actually pretty good jus, without being too derivative or trying to do too much. Okay so it is a little bit on the expensive side and if you want to go and get a Santal 33 clone then maybe do that, but clearly they set the price point for the name of the brand (high street designers are getting cheekier) and the fact the flacon is a big fuck off thing, it's weighty and more substantial than I was expecting (me freely admitting here that the only reason I would entertain buying this is that it's not shit smelling and I've been suckered in like a child by the quirky, programmable screen) actually mean that me.....tight ol' me would probably pay the £170 asking price and perhaps hardly wear the fucking thing. Who knows? If it's in a bargain bucket sometime I might entertain it.

Wow, Moncler pour Homme is simply different. I haven't smelled anything like it and my nose was quite surprised. Yeah, it's woody and there's pine. But for me the pine was more subdued - it wasn't a strong, pine air freshener type of scent. The pine sorta blended with wood and bark so it wasn't in your face (or nose, hahaha). And then the green note also added something to the blend. I'm having a hard time describing exactly what this smelled like. BUT I really liked it a lot. It's quite different and unique. The only perfume in the "reminds me of" section that I've tried is Platinum Explorer and I gave that comparison a thumbs down. Moncler is bone dry and very masculine. If you're a guy who normally wears sweet fragrances, forget Moncler. You definitely won't like it. Performance is quite good with it still a strong skin scent at the 12 hour mark. Sillage was about arms length for a good 3 hours. Moncler pour Homme can be an easy all day perfume, not require reapplication. Moncler would easily work any time of day and day of the year. I found it very wearable and will be getting a FB. If you are more reserved in your fragrance choices, you might have a tougher time with it. Definitely not a blnd buy; be sure to sample first. Note that Moncler pour Homme is available in 2, 3.4 and 5 ounce sizes. Only the 5 ounce size has the LED display shown in the picture at the top.

Moncler Pour Homme is a woody, aromatic, and slightly herbal fragrance. Its opening is fresh and herbal, slightly earthy, with an accord that gives a cool sensation. As the minutes pass, woody and aromatic notes begin to emerge, lending it a very masculine, pleasant, and modern character. From then on, the aromatic profile remains unchanged, maintaining its herbaceous and woody character. This is a fragrance that could be worn daily as a signature scent, as it is relatively different from current trends. However, it occupies the same space as a Terre de Hermès or a Guerlain Pour Homme; that is, it's a fragrance with a slightly more mature style or taste, but perfect for the office, formal occasions, etc. Its longevity is average, reaching up to 8 hours; however, its sillage is weak almost from the moment of application. This is the first fragrance I've tried from this brand, and I confess I really liked its scent. Although it would have been perfect with slightly better performance, I still recommend it if you can try it.

Wow, this is very nice, on my skin it's kind of 'soapy' very clean and with a slight leather like impression but not heavy. I do pick up on some pine-like aspect but it doesn't come across as old school style (as in 80s powerhouse) at all , the sandalwood and vetiver are quite prominent. Very pleasant so far, although it does seem to be one of those linear scents (on me at least). Strong like! This was just my first impressions on a test, I don't own the fragrance. *Edit; I notice some similarities with the recent Kenzo Homme fragrances: EDT Intense, EDP and EDT Marine, however this isn't the same but there's definitely something.

I actually like it! The bottle still kinda offends my eyesight, but the fragrance itself is more adventurous than the feminine. I'm a sucker for anything in the "Santal 33" family: SJP Stash, Santal Blush, Wonderoud. To me, they have this fascinating combination of wood shavings and concrete, that smells delicious, poisonous, synthetic and natural all at once. This one is brighter, greener, friendlier than those other ones, and would go great on guys and girls. Downside: Pricey! Not that the others weren't but damn, 183 bucks for this is quite an ask

Wow, very coniferous fragrance. I wrote down cypress and fir immediately, before I had a chance to see a note pyramid. The official note is pine, which I won’t argue with. There is a strong realism to the green notes here and they are under-lied by a balmy sappy tree resin. I really strongly imagine tree sap when I smell this. Not a cartoony maple syrup note, but the actual bitterish thing. Might not be a lady killer fragrance but it is very much a hidden gem for a male collector with good taste and sticking to a budget. 8.0/10

Overall, this fragrance offers more show than performance. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, however. It opens up super spicy and strong, like a fresh box of black peppercorns. Personally, this opening isn't my favorite. Fortunately, this intensity fades after a solid 20-30 minutes, revealing a green, spicy, and woody yet fresh composition that lasts a solid six hours. In all honesty, I wouldn't rebuy this, but I don't hate it either. Bonus points for the super unique bottle and its originality.

Very dry, clear, green, pine needle scent. It's good, I like it, but lacks a certain handsomeness or allure. A very dry, masculine, woody pine needle fragrance with a hint of dill, which adds a sort of "tang", but its very subtle Lasts long, projects well, smells good. Just not sure when I would wear this over another fragrance; a really cold day when I have outdoor stuff to do?

This fragrance is 90% bottle 10% scent. Dont get me wrong the scent isnt bad, it just lacks art and creativity. Its a very basic woody and green scent thats perfect for the office. Very inoffensive very clean very masculine. Overall a good scent but I wouldnt wear this to anything besides work. Bottle is extremely cool tho with the led screen.

I was surprised to read sveglu's comment because the first thing I thought about this fragrance was "Santal 33 without the dill." IMO this is a fresher take on that DNA - which I'm admittedly not a fan of, but I can definitely stomach this one. Definitely a solid pick if you're in the market for a green, woody fragrance. It smells classy.

I smelled it with the feminine version and I have to say that I prefer this one (by far). It is very peppery and cosy and the performance is incredible on the fabrics. I love it! It reminds me a little bit of Marc Jacobs Bang (pepper and ambery woods). Love the bottle too :)

Its okay. Very inoffensive, and safe to wear in crowded places. I fear this won't get the compliments its deserves at times as I found the sillage pretty poor. I will say I found Sunrise to be so much better than this. If it was between the two, i'd go Sunrise every day.

Piney woody grassy lushness. I like this one and can see it working on colder/milder days. Staying power is good as is sillage. You do get a bit of a harsher very green opening, that settles into woody comfort. Like a grassy forest.

This scent is actually gorgeous and super unisex In my opinion this is much better than Santal 33 There’s no pickle smell in this at all This smells so classy yet comforting at the same time

Nice stuff. Nothing groundbreaking, but it's good. Very aromatic. Try it on a sample. I dont think i need it because i have similar options. Last on me, a good 6 hours pushing to 7 hours.

I like it. Smells like Santal 33 with the addition of pine needles. Mostly inoffensive but it can be hard to pull off in daytime settings.

Very nice woody fragrance. CdG vibes.

Anyone else out there still have Geoffrey Beene "Bowling Green" on the shelf? If so, you'll like this well enough. Christophe Reynaud has created some scents that I really enjoy, others to which I was indifferent or disliked, and given the rating my expectation was to be indifferent to this scent. I actually like it more than I expected, but it is a very basic evergreen scent, though the pine note is somewhat different. Nothing at all like the "Pine Sol All-Purpose Cleaner" vibe you get from many evergreen scents. I was also expecting something more woody, but this has more of a leaf pile and shaving cream smell. The performance is acceptable for an EDP. Inoffensive and masculine leaning. I got this as a tester, so the price was fine. It's just not something I'll reach for that often. Very reminiscent of Jacques Bogart's green and woody "One Man Show" and the discontinued Van Cleef and Arpels "Tsar." Bottom line, this may have been introduced in 2021, but it's very 80's, so probably not going to be anyone's idea of a signature scent unless and until this style makes a comeback, as they all seem to do.

I wanted to love this, I really did. Unfortunately, it's a hard pass. The way the pine is executed is very nice, but it's very fleeting. It settles into a sort of sandalwood fragrance that I find disagreeable. There's a cumin note that can come across as body odor, or perhaps the dill that others have described. It's not repulsive, but it's not a fragrance I want to wear. I went through my 10 ml decant to give it a chance. Again, I wanted to love this because I'm a fan of woody scents and pine in particular, but I just can't do it. Longevity is OK and sillage is quite close to the skin with this one.

I bought a 60ml bottle a few days ago. Since nowadays in Greece the weather is still really hot, i've tried it, but i can say that I believe it will be much more suitable for cold weather cause the dry down smells kind of weirdly dark. It stays on skin definitely for 6+ hours and projects good. I would recommend it to a man who is 40+, dresses casually and lives in a country where the weather is cold (ex Canada). Mostly as an outdoors day fragnance. Try this on your skin before you buy it and let it settle down for half an hour. Not on paper. P.s the feel of the 60ml bottle is very nice and heavy.

Very inoffensive, some might say even bland fragrance. It reminds me of a more refined Paco Rabanne XS with added coconut, even though that's not a listed note I definitely get coconut. Very good performance though, even though its quite light and subtle, it lasts and it keeps projecting. You can tell it's high quality also, it's very smooth and elegant. I'll be honest, I bought this for the LED bottle. The scent was a bonus and it's decent enough for spring/summer. I like it, but I'm not sure how often I'll actually reach for it, I'll have the bottle for life though.

This is one of the most intense fragrances I’ve ever tried. When I wear this I feel like I am in a pine forest. It really is not my cup of tea, but the scent is objectively nice. It would suit someone older than 40 who is a gruff lumberjack loner with a beard who lives deep in a forest nestled amongst the mountains. He’s obviously a hunter who drinks his whiskey straight. Every month or so he deigns to come down from amongst the mountains to get supplies and join some old friends at the local watering hole. An older man’s man would suit this fragrance.

This is definitely different Interesting if you wish, but in a good way? To me, armpit smell of someone laying in dump grass on a sunny morning (which would be nice without that armpit tanginess, right?) 🤷 Moderate lasting, moderate projection, moderate silage,..If you have many and want something different and kind of interesting, then yes, especially with price tag it has now at discounters For me 6.5/10

Nothing to loose Nothing to win you get this very common scent in cheap price now. Not surprised this went too cheap because it is common and competing with middle class Perfumes. Moncler could of start strong by creating masterpiece if they want to enter the fragrance world to match there brand name like what tom ford did.