Bois & Vetiver

Somehow, I get a bit of Terre d'Hermes in the opening to mid & Guerlain Vetiver once the drydown begins, which is rather quick. Still, a classy aura yet holds facets of modern nuances. It's a light fragrance so going heavy on the atomizer is a no brainer. It won't blow you away with projection nor longevity but, it does linger as a personal scent bubble that is very close to the skin. Spraying on cloths does help slightly. For the amount that one gets (200ml.), it's a very good deal that will have you smelling clean and well put together without having to shell out more $$$ for the TDH's & Guerlain versions. Not the same quality as those two aforementioned fragrances but, close enough. From this maker Pascal Morabito I still prefer Grey Quartz (Dior Farenheit vibe) and Black Agent (Bvlgari Man in Black type) as they smell of better quality and actually perform quite well on me. Bois & Vetiver though still is a pretty good alternative for the money.

Bought this as a blind buy and was surprised. Kinda smells like an old school fougere scent that my dad or uncle's used to have. Nostalgic and simple. Longevity is horrible and lasts 1 hour on skin and maybe 1-3 hours on clothes. It sits quite close in terms of sillage. It's cheap so I just spray it on multiple times a day and if you want it to be loud, you gotta spray on at least 15+ times. This is my cheapie that I carry around in my bag in case I need a quick refresh or I genuinely forgot to use a fragrance before leaving home.

Great vetyver which reminds me of the vintage carven vetyver & of the Vintage version of the Guerlain Vetyver! Has animalic notes too but doesn't last long on my skin sadly! Well it's not bad for the price & it's a cologne after all! Nice budget wise fragrance❤️🇫🇷

the smell is very close to Terre d'hermes for men. it is very pleasant and I loved it. I agree the longivity and silage is not great but I can not complain with the price I paid for the 200ml bottle. My overall rating is 8 out of 10

Basically Terre D'Hermes on a budget. Lesser quality and weaker performance (it is an EDC). But for ~$15 for 200 ML, you really can't expect more. Better blind buy than TDH if you haven't tried TDH but are worried about shelling out the clams. I own TDH and consider it a modern masterpiece, but I'll spray on the Morabito when I am just lounging around the house, going to bed, or even as a room freshener. It's obviously trying to copy TDH, and it does it fairly well. Again, the quality is not quite there and the performance is severely lacking, but for the cheap price, you can spray away! I have also owned Franck Olivier Black Touch, and though it is a slightly higher quality clone of TDH, there is something in there that doesn't jive with me and I think the Pascal Morabito is actually closer to TDH than Black Touch, FWIW.