360° Black for Men

This one unexpectedly surprised me. It's not the most unique as it does have that Le male powdery vibe. It's good but to me nothing beats Le male vintage in the powdery arena, so comparing the two would be silly. However, PE 360 Black is no slouch and the performance is excellent for the price... I get 6+ hours easily. However, you'll need to be a fan of powdery fragrances to enjoy this one. Yet, I have no idea why some people say it smells like the beloved Burberry London. This is 50% Armani Black Code, 20% Givenchy Pi with a touch of Le Male, and also has some of its own character. To me, powdery fragrances are ideal for winter time, especially in the late evening when you're chillin in the living room and your partner wants to get close. Something about colder weather that powdery scents so warm and enjoyable. I'd never wear PE 360 Black in summer though. Obviously perfume snobs will not like this rather generic scent, and they'll call it cheap, synthetic, and boring. But for me, it fits perfectly in my rotation of powdery masculine fragrances for cold winter nights. Very pleased with my $20 purchase.

To me this is predominantly sweet. That's not to say that it's overwhelmingly sweet or overwhelming at all. 360 Black has been a work staple of mine these past few cold months. I cannot believe all the soft sillage votes. This stuff did not stop projecting for me until hour 8, and in the first 2 hours, I'd rate it heavy, then 2-6, moderate, then 6-8, soft. I feel like it would have stayed with me even longer had I not rolled up my sleeves and effectively rubbed my wrists all over my desk moving the mouse around. 360 Black is underrated for what it offers. Surely not as popular (i.e. well-known/well-advertised) or complex maybe as, say, YSL La Nuit, but to me it has that same deep, dark sensual sweetness that you'd wear La Nuit for. And with above average projection, moderate/heavy sillage, and high longevity...all priced around $30 on amazon for the WHOLE GIFT SET...makes 360 Black one of the most underrated fragrances I've ever come across.

An oriental night-out or special date cologne that is sweet and spicy. I do not think that this is similar to 360 white. 360 white is a floral but this is more on the gourmand side with a darker vibe. The notes are quite interesting and the result is a nice oriental-gourmand. Funny I do not get the ginger in this. The drydown is soft and inviting with cardomom dominating it. Tamarind is pleasant. Good evening cologne. I would prefer this to La nuit l'homme by YSL. Like all Perry Ellis fragrances this is a gem for the money you pay. Sillage: 6/10 Longevity: 8/10 Scent: 7/10

This is A very unique fragrance, nothing in my collection smells even remotely close to this. My first impression was that I did not care for it, however after it settles down, WOW!! I wore it for 4 days straight and thats rare for me. A must buy, truly A unique scent. The tamarind makes this a hit or miss for some, I for one love it. Projection is average, it will get noticed. Longevity is excellent on my skin, for the inexpensive cost I highly recommend it. Would make A good signature scent for some. Rating: 8/10

This is a great value fragrance. It's very loud, and it lasts a long time. I don't get that much of a tobacco note from it, but I do smell vanilla and sandalwood, along with the nutmeg, amber, musk, and ginger. If you're looking for a warm, spicy fragrance that's easy on the wallet, take a look at this one, for sure.

One of the best cheapie pickups for 2024 and at the price of 15.99 this is a steal ! This one caught me off guard as I expected it to be more spicy and unique but it's a lot more simple and mass appealing than I thought. Which is not a bad thing This starts off very powdery, semi sweet with very little spice. As it opens up in the mid the spices do come out but it's never overly spicy. In the drydown it's pretty much the same but it becomes less spicy and more ambery. In a nutshell this is a very pleasant powder,semi spicy, semi sweet,semi fresh fragrance that I think has something everyone will love. With that said it never goes strongly in any direction which may cause this to be boring to some. Scents that this has similarities to (but not a clone of are ) Armani Code,Burberry Brit,Le Male,D and G The One, and the freshness the basil has even reminds me slightly of Calvin Klein Truth. Performance on this is above average as it has ok projection but lasts 6-10 hours ! Because of this I think it's perfect for work,church,dates, and any occasion in the colder months where you want to smell pleasant but not overwhelming Overall rating -7.75 out of 10 ! Almost a love but because it's not very original it stays at a very warm like. Very pleasant scent and great for occasions I want to smell pleasant but not bold.

@previous reviewers; I love Burberry London, and I get no similarities. To my nose, on clothes and paper, this is a cross between Givenchy Pi and Mont Blanc Individuel. On my skin, it leans towards sandalwood, lavender, vanilla, amber with some tobacco flower. It's a sweet woody floral and I think much more wearable than something like Burberry Touch (very similar without the violet). It's barbershop meets vanilla woods. I don't love it, but I don't regret buying it and it'll find it's place when I need to go out in fall, winter and early spring and the environment is too formal/professional for 1 million yet not worthy of a YSL or Prada spray (think la nuit or Amber for example). For example, I would wear this to a family Christmas lunch but not a date at a fine dining restaurant or an interview. Projection, was 2 feet for first 4 hours, then skin scent. The impression left me with 'a more bearable and wearable givenchy pi'. I'm happy with this as I don't like sweet scents for long. It projects less than Mont Blanc Individuel which suits me better. If you can find for less than 30 U$D and you like sweet florals, do it.

This can be compared with John Vartatos Vintage and Burberry London. I actually like this more than either of those. Althought they are both very nice. You can't go wrong with either one. However, I really enjoy the openning of 360 black. The ginger with the suede is really fabulous. Then the tobacco comes out and remains in the base. It is subtle and surprising. A personal favorite. Today I put on D&G The One for men, which is very similar to PE360Black. I still prefer PE360Black, which has a much better openning and suede. There is not suede in D&G The One, but there is grapefruit and some other spicy notes. It is also interesting that D&G The One was released in 2008 while PE360Black was released in 2006. It is often said that PE is copying other popular fragrances, but that is not the case here.

burnt crispy coca cola poured over skinned cow suede with amber droplets and some old man who is a barber puffing a cigarette . what's not to love! longevity is about as lengthy as a marlboro smoke, about as lengthy as a budlight buzz, about as lengthy as a premature ejaculation, it doesn't last, is my point. sillage can vary between not reaching the noses of those around you and reaching the nostrils of god, him getting so offended at this scent invading his holly tree smelling fragrances, and smite down anyone unfortunate to wear this frag. still, a good purchase and blind grab from the shelf. occasions to wear: date nights (if they're a smoker,) walmarts, skiing and job interviews concerning working around live cattle.

I was recommended this back in october for a fall scent. It's more of a winter scent to me. The tobacco/amber/nutmeg scent strikes me in this. it's sweet, soft, yet spicy and masculine. I am wearing this on a day where it's 30 degrees fahrenheit and it shines. longevity, i can still smell it after 6 hours, as does others. within a 3-4 foot radius with just a few sprays. sticks well on clothes. scent is pleasant, longevity and sillage are good, and the packaging/bottle is that of a perry ellis scent. if you need something for the weather, pick this up. it's affordable as it is splendid.

After several wearing across the seasons, I maintain my initial impression, a mix of Coke (the nutmeg tamarind, and ginger) and Pepsi (flowery tobacco, sweet amber, and powdery cardamom) gone flat (the suede "dulls" any effervescence of the basil or ginger). I like it but it is not for everyone or every situation. A good fall/winter daytime errand runner, office safe, and lunch appropriate as others have said. It is chill and powdery for sure, but the hints of spice keep it grounded and from becoming cloyingly and pillowy sweet.

A sweet and spicy fragrance. The tobacco note is noticeably there but it's not strong. Later on a woody note and nutmeg comes through and it gets less sweet. For me, 360° Black is like a mixture of CK One Shock, Bogart CityTower and Jacomo Aura but not as nice as any of them. The silage is not too bad. 360° Black is an OK ish oriental evening fragrance. I won't, however, replace this when it's finished because I find this one a bit nondescript. It's a 4/10 for me. Disappointed with this Perry.

This very much strikes me as a spicier, stronger, and longer lasting version of John Varvatos Vintage. The spicy/peppery notes are most prominent here with tobacco notes ever present, but more in a supporting role. The suede notes are another supporting actor. Longevity is a good 4-5 hours of mostly moderate projection. I like 360 Black the best at temperatures between 30 and 65 degrees. I would gladly repurchase when current bottle runs out, especially at the available price point.

Cardamom ginger spicy at first that takes an earthy herbal basil and greens twist in the heart before getting lightly sweet tobacco suede in the base. It's nice. It's lighter than I expected, so I could extend it beyond Winter into Spring and Fall easily, or layer with something like 360 Red to get it summer capable.

The 360 line has some of the best cheapies out there. The price to quality ratio really can’t be beat. This is my favorite of the bunch. In my experience a crowd pleaser and an exceptional performer.

Mix this with Diesel BAD It's like a cool, slightly rebellious vibe, perfect for getting stuff done. They just *get* each other, ya know? A total match made in fragrance heaven.

Wow, this smells like givenchy gentlemen intense edt and ck shocks love child

SPICY POWDERY BURNT SUEDE Sharp synthetic opening, once that dissipates (still leaves a metallic smell) you get a little sweetness + big powdery suede and a little spice, in the mid the powderyness of the suede subdues the slight sweetness as the spiceyness begins to turn up, onces it dries the powdery suede and spices is all that's detected but the suede kinda has a burnt rubber smell; overall, it's still not the worst smelling frag in the world, it's still okay for an oriental, has a very powdery burning/smoky spicy incense type vibe that's not too loud (smells very close to the first 5 minutes of F Black by Salvatore Ferragamo). Projection/Sillage is GOOD, nice 'scent bubble' for the first 2 hours after that it becomes in-close aromatic Performance/Longevity is GOOD, on average 5-7 hours.

Perry Ellis 360 Black Impression: Initial spray on my skin, this fragrance presented with a distinct fragrant tobacco note which quickly dissipated into a generic masculine smell of suede and spice within minutes. After 10-15 minutes, it smells like suede baby powder and residual amber. I am happy I did not purchase this but thankful for the test. My favorite scent in the Perry Ellis line remains 360 Red. Compliment Factor: I asked a coworker for her opinion and she was repulsed by the scent describing it as "overwhelming" reminiscent of an "old man smell" but not in an attractive or positive way. Summary: This fragrance is quite unremarkable in my opinion. I could only recommend it for cold weather (Fall and Winter only), absolutely not a spring or summer scent. Age range seems to be for an older gentleman, I would not recommend for anyone younger than 40. It is not a casual scent, it would pair better dressed up. The price is the best part of this fragrance, a great value if you do enjoy the scent. Scent: 4/10 (Uninspiring) Longevity: 7/10 (3-5 hours) Sillage: 5/10 (Arms length at best) Versatility: 4/10 (Semi-Formal+ Fall/Winter only) Creativity: 4/10 (Generic) Bottle Design: 3/10 (Unappealing and would not display) Value: 8/10 (Great value) Final Score: 5/10 (Below Average) Blind Buy: No (Try to test first) Recommend: No (I wouldn't enjoy smelling this on anyone)

Blind bought this from the reviews i got from here. It doesn't smell bad but it has only two subtle scents to it. It starts off with a Tobacco smooth scent which isn't too bad but quickly dries down to a Powdery smell that's kind of Generic. Gave the girlfriend a headache. She did not like what so ever. Leans on the sweet side which I normally like but to me, it didn't leave me going oh wow this is great! and It left the girlfriend not impressed and with a headache. If you want a safe scent for you that's fine but this is some woman repellent. Returning this to Marshall's for a different blind buy. Got it for $15. Nice bottle. Simple classy looking bottle.

There is a sourness of tamarind which ruins the whole perfume otherwise it is an everyday fruity musk fragrance. it is hard to notice tobacco notes in it at least on my skin. If we minus the sour notes then it may be comparable to CH men. Projection is weak, Longevity is fair. Unfortunately, but it is the worst in my collection, the sourness in it makes me Yuck!!! I think there are better choices available in the same price range. I give it 4 out of 10.

This is an original but rather strange oddity in the 360 line, it goes on early with a tea note that isn't mentioned in the pyramid here but is prominent the first 15-20 minutes along with the tamarind and ginger. It lacks a little bit of the personality and oriental balance of White, this being far more subtle and also less assertive in showing a particular personality of its own until late in the wear when the tamarind and woods dominate the dry down and stick around for hours. Seems like a bit of a grab bag of different fragrances over the past 14 years, including Givenchy Irresistible and Bvlgari Pour Homme to a small extent but for the most part this is perplexing to track down as it seems incredibly original, pulling polar opposite notes like tea and tamarind and somehow making them work in a rather effective manner. On my skin the tobacco is not as prominent, it's there after the thirty minute mark along with the amber, spices and soft suede but it's all rather subtle and balanced and after 30 minutes this stuff is rather subtle and soft. It's not a thrilling wear and lacks a bit of personality but for its price point and its uniqueness is worth having in your rotation for late fall and winter evenings for an occasion when subtlety is of the essence. Longevity on me is rather spotty for this one, it doesn't excel in the cold, it's better between 35-55 F or 2-10 C and even then it never radiates off the skin. I've gotten between 4-14 hours depending on the occasion, with the last two wears exceeding 12 in milder cold weather hovering around 40 F. Extremely unique with the tamarind balanced by the soft tobacco, amber and spice; but doesn't have a very assertive personality if you want to be noticed but the dry down will stick around for hours in an extremely subtle way that almost suggests soft almonds ala Givenchy's Very Irresistible. Scent: 6.5/10 (not exciting but interesting) Longevity: 6.5/10 - 9/10 (spotty, based on humidity and temps) Sillage: 5.5/10 Creativity: 8/10 Value: 7.5/10 Versatility: 6.5/10

So far this is the best black scent I have come across on the affordable level. I got this because a female friend raved about how good it smelled. So I blind bought it and I was so shocked by how good it smelled and what low expectations I had and reading bad reviews. I smiled when I smelled it. There's something on the drydown that I love that I smelled in Fubu Plush, just cavalli I love Him, there is also the chai tea note that is found in the women's Curve Crush. This is what the men's Bijan Black wished it could be but failed miserably. After days of sniffing trying to find what exactly what this was similar too I came to the final conclusion that this is a more wearable more versatile Givenchy Pi and less expensive too! It's a winner in my book!

Kudos to fanzypants and Eau de Nikita for catching the Givenchy Pi connection. I knew PE 360° Black reminded me of something I liked, but could not figure out what. Indeed, it is Givenchy Pi. However, PE 360° Black is not an exact smell-alike of Pi; it has more going on, including some fresh note that I do not detect in Pi, for example. It has acceptable quality and performance given its price point, which is about $15 for a 100ml bottle at US discounters as of late 2018. For me, this is one of the better offerings from Perry Ellis. As reference, I feel I like the whole 360° series better than the Portfolio series.

I usually hate so-called "Black" fragrances because they're too sweet, but this one is actually really good! Tobacco is definitely the dominant note. I'd either call it a dark pipe tobacco, or dark cigar tobacco on top of coumarin and amber. The fragrance doesn't smell black, but more dark brown, due to the tobacco accord. It's nice and spicy, and only slightly sweet, never heavy or cloying. Unlike the other Perry Ellis 360 fragrances, I don't believe Black is trying to imitate another more well known fragrance. It seems to be its own animal. MY RATING: 8/10

It's not unique, but what it does, it does really well. Do you like the drydowns of Polo or Quorum? If so, you will like this. It's got no real top notes, and goes into this warm, aromatic and sweet accord of tobacco, dry spices, wood and vanilla from the get go. It's a familiar accord, but it's done so well here. The tobacco smell is quite prominent. It's not a projection beast but lasts on my skin a good 8 hours.

I like the Pi comparisons - this is like if you gave a more synthetic Pi a small touch of that classic 80's animalic funk. For the price this one is actually pretty impressive. Not stellar in the larger sky (synthetic - no surprise at this price point), but a legit star from the bargain bin. Worth having a 50 ml of sitting around for something sweet-but-different on occasion.

I tried this frag & was not impressed, nor was I dissapointed. This dark frag has a bit of sweetness to it. While it last a long time for a cheap scent, its not offensive in any way. I would get this only because its a cheap buy & smells decent. It is nothing to email your friends about. I will go neutral.

Definitely a cold weather cologne and very comparable to John Varvatos vintage.. Last slightly longer too.. Smokey and leathery, you can't go wrong, I get lots of compliments, and it's fairly cheap, I got this for under $20, but it out preforms its richer competitors.

9999end, bravo on making your own review instead of using AI to generate it, like literally all of your other reviews were. Let this be the new leaf you turn, and the end to your spamming the site with that AI garbage.

Blind bought as a value for money alternative to JV Vintage. Its smells nothing like vintage, not even close. It,s a very generic sweet scent, I do not pick up much tobacco at all. Performance is poor-average.

This is the definition of a boring perfume. Very flat, linear, and the perfume itself is meh. You wouldn’t enjoy it, but you wouldn’t hate it either.

In a nutshell, it is a good gateway into spicy masculine dark scents. The spice is tame, the leather (suede) is subtle. Beautiful inexpensive scent.

Reminds me of Armani Code mostly, maybe with some Brut in there. Very spicy masculine scent. Doesnt project much, stays close to skin. Great value.

It smells good but a bit linear and boring for my nose now. However I did receive a compliment the first day I wore it.. Similar to CK one shock

A great spicey oriental. It is like a more mature version of Armani code. Best worn by the 30 and up crowd in my opinion.