360° for Men

I love this stuff. From the look of the bottle, could this be Luke Skywalker's signature scent? I have to say that while the actual fragrance isn't all that groundbreaking, it is unique. This was a blind buy for me, and was frustrated before purchasing it cause I couldn't find one review that described what the fragrance actually smelt like in detail. Well, in my opinion the only way to describe this fragrance is blue. Yes, blue. Imagine that you have just taken a whiff of a deep shade of blue; that's perry ellis 360. To me, it almost has that clean, robust scent you find in a good old can of Barbasol. The dry down is just as good, but smoother and yes, deeper in a way. The longevity with this fragrance is perfect. However, I'd suggest only 2-3 sprays of this; great fragrance, but only in moderation. I think that over-application of this fragrance could possibly ruin your life...yep, it's that kind of scent. I can see someone wearing this who wants a straightforward, masculine scent that doesn't let down.

un buen perfume, es esos perfumes que si no sabes que ponerte, este lo puedes usar sin pesarlo dos veces, va muy bien en trabajo, escuela, salidas casuales, a donde vayas... realmente es un perfume versátil en mi caso he recibido buenos cumplidos con ese fragancia, me proyecta muy bien y en duración en tiempo fresco fácil me llega a las 10hrs, ya en tiempo de calor entre las 7hrs a 8hrs, por el precio vale muchísimo la pena, y muy versátil en cuanto a las edades de uso.

I've owned many bottles of this over the years and it still feels the same to me as it did in the 90s. For me, there just isn't anything quite like it (though TB's Maritime Deep Blue hearkens to it. Spice and citrus, an almost nuclear blast of juniper freshness, and a drydown that's to die for. It's in my Top 5 favorites and likely will be for years to come. Best thing Perry Ellis has ever done by a mile.

A decent starter fragrance for young men- under 20yo, if you can find it for $15 at a rack store. A solid step up from Axe and other body sprays. But it’s too synthetic and cheap smelling, people will smell it and know it’s cheap and synthetic. This isn’t a cheapie gem. For $20-30 you can find much better smelling, better performing, and more modern fragrances of a similar style.

Opens Nicely and quickly gets into the drydown for me. After a couple of hours, I'm really getting the vetiver. I plan to step out in a bit and I'm going to hit my application points with a shot of Cool Water Parfum over the top. I feel this will make for a really good combo. We'll see.

Perry Ellis 360 is a wonderful casual fragrance. Nice aquatic marine type feel to it, gets a bus load of compliments from the ladies at my job. I got the 1.7 oz bottle from Ross for like 20 bucks then i saw Sams Club had the 3.4 oz for like 5 more dollars

My boyfriend has this cologne and it smells so good on him. He wore this to our first date, and the lavender is relaxing and alluring. It lasted the entire day as well. It reminds me of our first kiss.

i agree with everyone on this one, good and bad... this was an (in)expensive lesson. Actually this smells better in my cars after I have them cleaned and spray down and vacuum the carpets

One of my first fragrances i had, i really like the bottle, that green liquid and that cool smelling that fits perfect on 20+ ages... Im going to buy this one again.

Great scent not to be confused with the reviews this is actually a good fresh masculine scent. The profile reads as correct. 3.9/5

One of my first colognes. Love the unique smell. Just a classic for me.

Perry Ellis 360 opens with a moderate projection of juniper berries and bergamot. The opening is pleasant, the juniper berries come across as fruity, piney, and sweet. The lemon and bergamot combine but the resulting citrus accord is closer to the bergamot, meaning not as sharp as the lemon. The fragrance loses potency quickly; as it settles down, a lavender and freesia touch enters the blend balancing the initial fruity accords; the sage and cardamon add a green spicy touch. The spicy note increases as time passes and it enhances the juniper berries. As the fragrance is reaching its dry-down, the vetiver adds a soft but sharp green accord. The woody notes and musk are just a soft support touch. The most noticeable changes from the opening to the dry-down are the dissipation of the initial citrus accords, the development of a spicy note which supports and enhances the juniper berries, and the soft green vetiver touch towards the dry-down. Once Perry Ellis 365 has reached its full dry-down, it can be summarized as a moderate projection, slightly sweet, juniper berry, and floral (lavender, freesia) fragrance with spicy, vetiver, and soft woody accords. The fragrance feels blue, casual, slightly floral, fresh, fruity, inviting, light, masculine, modern, natural, playful, relaxing, slightly spicy, mildly sweet, piney, woody, and very pleasant. BATCH REVIEWED: 2006 (#5649C2) WOW RATING: 7/10. This is a pleasant juniper berry, soft floral and spicy fragrance. DISLIKE RATING: 0/10. This fragrance does not contain any offensive notes. UNIQUENESS: 5/10. This scent is relatively common MASS APPEAL: 10/10. This is a crowd-pleasing fragrance. PROJECTION: 2/10. Low, about two feet around the wearer. SILLAGE: 2/10 Low, about two feet behind the wearer. APPLICATION: Six atomizations to compensate for low projection and sillage. LONGEVITY: 3/10. Low, barely 3 hours, with 1 hour of low projection. SEASONS: Spring, summer, fall. OCCASIONS: Formal events, outdoor gatherings, office, business, casual, romantic, dating. This is an office-friendly fragrance. VERSATILITY: 7/10. This is a versatile fragrance that will fit almost any occasion. GENDER: Masculine. Its woody and spicy accords tilt it to the masculine side. AGES: Any. RECOMMENDATION: Perry Ellis 360 can be found for under $20, its performance is really poor, not groundbreaking, but it is nice, pleasant, mostly juniper berry fragrance, inoffensive and versatile, as such it is just a nice to have. BLIND-BUY: Yes. SIMILAR: These fragrances are in the same genre. Dunhill Icon Men EDP is intense and pleasant citrus, spicy, and woody fragrance; Calvin Klein Eternity EDT features citrus, woody, and green touches, good but low performance; Coach Platinum EDP is a great juniper, pineapple, and woody fragrance; Curve Men Cologne is a fantastic classic, sweet pineapple, juniper berry, lavender, and woody fragrance; Parfums Vintage Summer Bottled Intense is great citrus, juniper berries, and tonka fragrance; Parfums Vintage Evolution De L'Homme Soir is great bergamot, and juniper berries fragrance; YSL Y Men EDP is fantastic ginger, apple, bergamot, and juniper fragrance; Perry Ellis 365 is a nice, affordable, juniper berry, spicy, and lavender fragrance with low performance. SUMMARY: A moderate projection, slightly sweet, juniper berry and floral (lavender, freesia) fragrance with spicy, vetiver, and soft woody accords. The fragrance feels blue, casual, slightly floral, fresh, fruity, inviting, light, masculine, modern, natural, playful, relaxing, slightly spicy, mildly sweet, piney, woody, and very pleasant.

Perry Ellis was a very renowned designer in the USA in the ’70s and ’80s. He began his career in the retail market until finally, in 1976, released its first collection dedicated to the sports/casual fashion, that became his trademark, since he believed that to dress should be something fun. In 1978 he released his own brand, in 1979 received the Coty Awards (his first of 8). In 1982, he won the award for Designer of the Year by the CFDA (Council of Fashion Designers of America), of which he was elected President in 1984. During these years, his line of products was expanded and was created accessories, shoes, and perfumes. His first pair of fragrances (male and female) was launched in 1985 and currently, the line of fragrances already has more than 30 fragrances produced. Unfortunately, Perry Ellis died in 1986. What many people don't know is that, after his death, several current renowned designers worked in his company, among them: Marc Jacobs, Tom Ford, etc. 360o for Men, released in 1995, brings citrus notes and Juniper, right in the output, followed by notes of lavender, sage, and cardamom in the heart and, finally, musk and Woody notes, at the base. The aroma, initially, is extremely refreshing, representing very well the green tone trapped in the cylindrical bottle of this cologne, with a fruity fragrance and a soapy accord (known among the perfumery lovers as "clean smell", something between the soapy and the light). After about two hours of evolution, the projection diminishes and the scent is more mature, with a greater influence of the lavender and the cardamom. The latter, by the way, is the great secret of the fragrance, as it is not very powerful, but in conjunction with the Woody notes, it makes the ideal contrast in this nice aromatic. In my opinion, 360o for Men is an easy to please scent, very good for our tropical climate and with good performance.

Influenced by Eternity, Kenzo and Hugo Boss and their blending of herbs, citrus, spice and fresh accords, Perry Ellis 360 smartly takes the lavender, sage and juniper of Hugo Boss ́s Hugo and Calvin Klein ́s Eternity and then layers a strong front of cardamom and synthetic sensual woods on top to create something quite unique and top heavy. 360 is aggressive, harsh and bold but it never oversteps its boundaries, coming dangerously close in the opening but calming quickly to a fairly linear lavender, juniper and woods juice with just the right amount of cardamom spice to stand out. Perry Ellis 360 takes a bit of time for your senses to adjust and appreciate. This is not the type of scent you will immediately fall in love with, but something that requires a few wears or a more experienced and tried nose to fully appreciate its originality and solid blending of organic and synthetic notes. This is a strong and aggressive fragrance that can come off a bit harsh and astringent at first but dries down into a wonderful sensual wood accord that is neither harsh nor natural but smells quite attractive never-the-less. I wasn ́t impressed with Perry Ellis 360 at first, but grew to appreciate it as I explored other 1990 ́s fragrances inspired by Calvin Klein ́s Eternity. This is certainly one to be appreciated by for anyone who enjoys Hugo by Hugo Boss, the original Kenzo, Polo Sport or even Davidoff ́s Cool Water. The herbs and spices are done very well in this one, it reaches a nice balance of synthetic and natural that is very hard to pull off. Not for everyone, given the roughness of the juniper and cardamom against the lavender and sage, but for those looking for a bit more daring and boldness, Perry Ellis 360 is a great affordable option with solid projection and longevity (6-8 hours).

Perry Ellis 360 for Men was a recent pick-up. My third from the 360 line (I also own Red and Very Blue) and at least sixth from the Perry Ellis house (Cobalt, Night and Black Vanilla Absolute.) 360 for Men was being sold discounted $10 for 50mls. It is a weird find since it is an older 1990's release but like another poster stated, rather modern. It smells similar to other fragrances, yet rather different at the same time. Perry Ellis 360 for Men opens with a juniper and lemon explosion. It is rather strong like Red is. The open lasts a considerable amount of time. The mid is a good amount of lavendar and some sage and cardamom. I then get some wood in the base. Rather clean open. It smells somewhat similar to Bath & Body Works Botanical Blend 24, though more citrusy and less green with a hot rod engine. I do not see Perry Ellis 360 for Men working as a gym scent unless you let it dry-down. I say this as it does project surprisingly strong for about two hours. It will last about 6/7 hours in total. Perry Ellis 360 for Men should work for work settings and causal during spring and summer, maybe fall too. I don't think it is great for dates. It isn't super unique but you will smell good. Perry Ellis 360 for Men is not talked about, largely due to other fragrances in the line especially its flanker 360 Red. That said, I do not think you would be making a mistake with this. I say it is a solid 6.8 out of 10. Good performance, nice smell but rather average.

I have been back and forth with this scent: I bought it years ago for the name PE but knew nothing about colognes, really. Then as I got more and more high end one I gave it to my friend Jim. When I would hug Jim I would say,"You smell awesome" and he said "YOU gave it to me" so I bought it again 15 ml instead of 50 and body wash. Then my nephew liked it at a time when he just started to wear new scents so I gave away another one (having close to 200 at the time). Now I have a one ounce bottle and it is the only cologne in my collection I've bought three times (and not used it all myself), so there must clearly be something to this frag... It starts off sweet, sharp and zesty(both citrus and soapy types)and some say pineappley but not on me.Then the lavender, sage and cardamom swirl together in a dry clean and spicy wave that accents the juniper perfectly. The dry down is spartan vetiver and musk, not too much of either but not puny at the end like some 90s scents. This is way better than Preferred stock and somewhat less than Cool Water but I think it gets better as it goes and sniffing the paper again I sense something sweet descending into the finish...perhaps pineapple... Sillage: moderate to good Longevity: 6-7 hours easy Overall :4/5 I'M KEEPING THIS ONE FOR SURE!!!

No, this isn't particularly smooth or high-end, but I don't find it nearly as offensive as many people are making it out to be. It's definitely strong and astringent though, and the opening is pretty rough. I think the junper+sharp citrus is jarring, but thankfully it mellows out after half an hour. It's a very classically masculine malange of woods, and green freshness. I don't smell true lavender in here, yet this does have an herbal coolness to it. I can see how people are referring this as an autumnal fragrance, but I actually think this would help a guy feel fresher on a summer night. It's musky, but not a modern musk. It feels scratchier than most current releases. This feels outdoorsy to me, slightly rugged, and substantial. Nothing sweet or inoffensive here...it actually could be considered bothersome by people who dislike older styles. I find it a refreshing break though. A nice choice for guys who like em' with some character.

First use: Tangy juniper almost pine-like open, shifting into sage and lavender middle (I didn't get cardamom), before settling into a subtle musky vaguely woody base. Special? Not really, the 360 Red EDT is superior, but acceptable for a gym scent in every way. I opted for this as a gym scent as the dry down overlaps with what I'm expecting to get on my SOTD, Perito Moreno King's Empire EDP. Second use: Still a passable gym scent for me but I could see using as afternoon refresher Spring/Summer, it's a tangy pine gin open for me that leans lavender heavy in the heart with some sage and cardamom this go around. I think it's more robust than the last time I wore it, providing a bit more complexity and has a nice nature vibe to it with shower gel undertones. It does get musky vetiver in the base, making me think maybe nice for occasional office use as well.

This doesn't smell how it looks. The turquoise juice and grey box is misleading for this fragrance. I thought it would be a fresh/citrusy type of fragrance and instead what I get is a ton of lavender and florals. I don't get alot of Juniper like other people do but maybe it's blended in pretty well. To me this is very floral and slightly feminine and this is seriously loud if you over spray so don't spray to much. It is a good fragrance but I guess I thought it would have a more masculine side with the Juniper and Lemon. I don't think I even notice the lemon but I know it's in there. 360 is a well blended fragrance though and the more I wear it the more I like it. It's an okay blind buy and it's only $20. Not bad! Rating- 80/100

Opens very citusy, then gives this shower gel vibe, I like how it smells, but is nothing unique or that I love. Is a not good performing fragance, actually I have to get close my nose to get the scent even a little time after spraying it, but longevity is okay. I can't ask for more at this price but I think there are better offers than this at this price, even in the same line, like perry ellis 360 red. Overall is a nice freshy-shower gel fragance with average performance Scent: 6.5/10 Longevity: 6/10 Projection: 4.5/10 Versatility: 5/10 Mass appealing: 9/10 (a lot may not like that synthetic citusy opening) Price for the quality: 7/10 (you get what you pay for, good for 25 dollars but nothing interesting)