Paul Smith Sunshine for Men 2015

A sudden boutade of fruity attitude hits your skin and opens this fragrance, and lingers for about an hour. You can definitely smell pineapple and something like satsumas juice, however, this fruitiness comes off with a booziness aura as if you're immerse in a cocktail... it eventually dries down to a woody skin scent. It's young and fresh, inoffensive and fun. When it came out in 2015 it was a cheapy (£25) - the lady at the London shop in which i bought it looked at me as if I was crazy for liking it so much - there goes to show that some people do not like fun, fruity, fancy free, non committal fragrances. It's not for the serious frag-heads, however, it never feels cheap or chemical; in fact, this does smell fairly expensive and quite masculine considering it's very fruity. Both longevity and sillage are quite decent considering it's a fresh summery fragrance, definitely better than the past sunshines editions which really didn't last on the skin

Really nice fragance, long lasting and sophisticated. A warm scent that you can use all year around, though the name suggests its perfect for summer. I use many "louder" fragances but with this one I really got a lot of compliments, despite it being much more mellow. Its not expensive so if you find it, you can blind buy it, so sure I am of its quality! A big +!