360° White for Men

Perry Ellis has some very good fragances, including this one, Black and M (which is my favorite). All of them at incredible very affordable prices. White is very similar to Le Male, except on the top notes. To me, Le Male is more fresh, and this one more floral. The truth is, the dry down of both are 98% identical. Longevity and sillage on White is less intensive, sure, but White is much more versatile, you can wear it day or night, independently of temperature. Which one I prefer.....White, just because it gives you more bang for the buck. Now the bottom line, get CH 212 Sexy instead, which is a perfect mix of Le Male and Armani Code, more mature than these two by far, more seductive, and with less projection but same longevity.

I love 360 White for Men. It's an amazing fragrance for the price. It smells so much like JPG's Le Male for the fraction of the price. It performs amazingly well on my skin. I get compliments almost every time I wear this cologne! It lasts an entire day for me and I can even smell hints of it the next day. Definitely one of my best pickups for my collection especially at an amazingly affordable price! I would recommend it to anyone looking for a Le Male clone that lasts longer and is much more affordable. It's definitely better quality than Cuba Gold which smells cheap and it is not that much more money..The only thing that makes this different from Le Male is the hint of Citrus in it which I actually quite like.

I am so glad I bought this cologne for the cooler weather. Yes, 360 Degrees White is a dupe of JPG Le Male, but who cares when its done this well! When I wear 360 Degrees White, I feel like I am being enveloped in a cloud of sweet creamy vanilla. Not the most stereotypically "masculine" fragrance out there, but I've never been one to care about that. I find that two sprays maximum works well for the daytime. That way, I (and I assume others as well) get an occasional whiff this incredible fragrance. I tried three sprays when I first got this cologne, but found it to be way too cloying. Great for fall and winter daily wear, great for whenever! And cheap too. One of the best hidden gems in the bargain category.

Tons of orange blossom and vanilla. A very pleasing scent that has characteristics of Le Male but tamed down as mentioned. It's a great fragrance to wear all year round in the same sense as Chanel Allure Blanche. I am not saying they are similar but simply can be worn all 4 seasons by male or female. Perry Ellis makes great copies at very affordable prices. 360 Red,Black and Portfolio Green are copies of other " POPULAR" scents as well. I have had at least 5 bottles of this since it came out, some for personal use and some as gifts. This and 360 Red will forever be in my collection. Ladies, please try it as well!

This is a great fragrance. Spicy, floral vanilla. This is not a copy of le male. No cloying minty smell in this one. You can smell the heavenly flowers blended with the lovely vanilla. Yes it is similar to Le Male but 360 white is much more straight forward and subtler than Le Male and also more natural smelling. But the floral notes are more dominant in 360 white so to my nose it is more similar to Fahrenheit 32 than to Le male. Perry Ellis 360 White is a perfecly blended fragrance which can be used in Spring, Autumn or Winter. Just do not use on very hot climate. Too classy to be a casual fragrance 10/10

Could easily be a Le Male flanker. The lavender and mint of Le Male are replaced by orange blossom and lime, which I actually prefer! Performance is outstanding. Lasts FOREVER on clothes. Interesting note: This smells AMAZING when you're outside wearing it at this time of year (early spring day, sunny, 60-65 degrees). Spring enhances this cologne. So save your Le Male for winter, use this now (and thank me later). Added bonus, a full sized bottle is about $20, even cheaper in some places.

I must say, I was surprised to what extent that this smells like Le male. Its starts out with the heavy vanilla, citrusy accords of lime and orange blossom. Then, it transitions into the Tonka bean and musk dry down with the vanilla being ever present. A very nice fragrance for the money. Longevity and sillage are moderate, but, what the heck, for the money, you can reapply all day long! Well done.

I really like this gem from Perry Ellis. Smells great and versatile for alot of situations. Does smell similar to le male, but not a clone. Definitely more longevity than Cuba gold, which is another outstanding scent. Scent 8 Longevity 6 Sillage 6 Quality 8 If you love le male, and don't want to spend the money, white 360 is a outstanding replacement. Plus is its very affordable.

This is a beautiful and soft vanilla floral. This is how vanilla should be done. True indeed it shares some of it's character with Le Male, but 360 White is soft spoken and clean, while Le Male is loud and dirty. I definitely prefer this to Le Male. This could definitely be considered unisex. I don't think you can go wrong with this one.

I purchased this based on several reviews that it smells like Le Male. I have to agree..only better. To me it smells like Le Male but without so much of the flat rootbeer smell. For the price, its an amazing buy. Very happy with it. Pros: Smells like Le Male only better, lasts, Cons: Bottle isnt spectacular but who cares? 8/10

@Kittycat63. This would definitely work for a woman. I've worn it for years and it is definitely unisex. It is a very smooth clean vanilla scent.

Just love this cologne. Actually bought it on a blind buy from reading about it. Can't beat the price.

A very gooood(more subtle) clone Of Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male.

Heavy compliments getter!!! Beast mode on warm weather!!

360 White is a bowl of cream of wheat. Right now, its probably impossible to talk about white without a mention of Le Male. I find white to be a bit more powdery, less sharp and minty, and a bit more refined. In the past I would have said that I like White better and maybe I still do as it has smoothed out the lavender a bit better but this year I have been trying harder to learn to like lavender and I have respect and appreciation for what Le Male meant to the industry. Performance is good. I expect 8 hours and White does it easily. White is an all season scent and seems to give you a bit more in summer but holds a steady 8 in winter. Usage for White for me has been heavy. It might have been one of my top 10 scents each of the last 3 years. I used to use it more in spring and fall but now I think that it works best as a winter scent. I have mixed feelings about its reaction to perspiration. Powdery scents capture and hold perspiration well but sometimes I am less fond of how White transitions when it does. It works but there are others that work better. A lot of your opinion of this fragrance might revolve around how much you plan to sweat into it but in winter you will not have this problem. I consider my bottle of Le Male to be my back up to White. I mistakenly bought a 2nd bottle of White when I clicked on the wrong product to order. I like all of these well enough to know that I will use them up but I will not order more. Overall, I am going to grade this one out at 75. It gets a solid C and lands right in the average category. But I could easily give this 5-10 points improved grade except for Le Male. This grade of 75 is a rare bell curve grade. Le Male Vintage is the student that is spiking the curve and at the top of the bell but that one is going to graduate early and leave. Le Male (reformulation) is terrible, not worth buying and sits in the corner with a dunce cap and is a half step away from suspension from school. I currently would grade White somewhere in the middle but once Vintage starts to disappear, White will move to the head of the class and should get a better grade than it would today. Le Male was one of the best and most popular fragrances of the late 90s and 2000s. There were millions of bottles sold and right now you can buy vintage easily new or used on ebay and some perfume websites list SKUs and you can look up the manufacture date and find a bottle that is vintage. The new version was absolutely killed by the reformulation and new IFRA expectations and you can see the prices for it dropping, fragrantica ratings falling, and disappointed reviews. If you can get an older vintage bottle then you will have something special and it is worth the try. As of today, White is graded at 4.01 by Fragrantica readers and Le male at 3.69. This is because of the reformulation and I wave and smile at the wisdom of other users of this site and think they are on the right track with the ratings here. Still, this is a review about White. And White is a fine product. I do not really consider it a clone because it is different enough to stand on its own two feet. But the vanilla, tonka, orange blossom, cardamon, and bergamot in each is going to invite similarities. Le Male veers off into sharper lavender territory and White stays with softer powder. You grade each by what it brings to the table and White will be similar enough to remind people of Le Male but will submit its own resume for consideration. I think in 5 years, people are going to look around and see Vintage Le Male at $200, choose this one instead, and will appreciate it a lot more than maybe they do now. My mother used to make us cream of wheat and she would put cream and butter, spices and sugar and sometimes bananas in it and it was fabulous. Still we did not appreciate it much. I am trying to reduce my wheat consumption but I sort of miss those old breakfasts and watching her stir the pot with her smile and wooden spoon. Shes gone now, and I haven't had cream of wheat since she passed. She would spice, swirl and smile as I would read the funnies and Dad would do a crossword. And I do not know how to recreate what she did. I think that White will be a future memory that we appreciate better than right now. In 2025, I will put it on and smile and say this is what a lot of people smelled like in 2005. Remember when European fragrances used to be good ? I would buy the classic today and White in the future and let the reformulations rot. Today, Cream of Wheat is a breakfast that was warm and fuzzy and I enjoyed in the past. And someday, I might have a big steaming white bowl of it again. But not right now. Right now, it lives best in memory. But it comforts me that it is still on the shelf. And in the future, I will have it again someday with a bit of tear and smile.

I get the same mint effect I get from the opening of Le Male but it's less synthetic and seems lighter and resting on more floral foundations with citrus cracking through every now and then. This is fluffy like clouds in the sky. Very pleasing. Very light and airy. Doesn't have the heaviness of a lot of orientals, which makes it suitable to wear late into spring. Also doesn't have the originality or daring in your face qualities of Le Male, it's extremely subdued even if you spray liberally. I get a heavy dose of orange blossom and vanilla right off the bat with traceable hints of citrus and cardamom. There's a lot of mint here but it isn't listed under the pyramid, but those are not always forthright when coming from the manufacturer. There's no evolution to a heart section. This is rather linear and stays moderately soft and sweet vanilla with orange blossom, citrus and light floral. It changes in the dry-down after three hours into a nice musky vanilla tonka concoction that is really professionally done and has complexity and nuances I didn't expect. This one takes a few wears to really fully appreciate its complexity, it's extremely underrated and a very nice balance of fresh, spicy, oriental and floral. I get generally about 7-10 hours and sillage is moderate and doesn't fade until the 5 hour mark. Scent: 8.0/10 Longevity: 7.5/10 Sillage: 6.5/10 Creativity: 6/10 Value: 9.5/10

When i first tried this fragrance, the smell was a bit odd for me only because i was only use to those typical citrus/woody colognes so this was very new for me. When i sprayed it on, it appeared weak to me. it smelled nice but after a few minutes i couldn't smell it anymore so i let it collect dust for a few weeks and finally decided to put it on for work in the morning and i sprayed a little bit more than usual so that it'll last and i put my jacket on and left. Once i arrived at work and took off my jacket, the strong smell of vanilla and cardamom smacked me dead in the face and it was so strong and i know my co-workers could smell it too and once i got a chance to smell the dry down, i fell in love with this fragrance and it became one of my favorites and it encouraged me to expand my horizons and try more different fragrances and I've worn fragrances that I'd never in a million years would've worn if i didn't blind buy 360 white.

I have to say, I was disappointed when I finally bought this fragrance. I've never smelled La Male so I can't compare. This one got hype from reviews I watched, so I was excited to try it. It's too powdery and sweet for me. It smells like something my grandmother would wear, at least in the opening. The dry-down is better more vanilla. It projects for about an hour on my skin and then lasts about 5 hours. I give it a 4/10. *Update* After wearing this fragrance a few times, I have really started to enjoy it. When I first wore it, I thought it was way too powdery and sweet. Now my nose has seemed to have adjusted to it. I really love the vanilla and tonka in the dry-down. Just goes to show, sometimes you have to give fragrances a chance when you don't initially like the first impression. I raise my previous rating for 4/10 to 6.5/10.

This is a nice alternative to Le Male. It does not have the JPG quality, but it is also different enough to avoid that as a necessary comparison. There is less of a soft barbershop vibe. The lime/citrus is prominent in 360 White and it can give just a “slight” cleaning product vibe, but it tries to quickly slide away from that into a warm powdery vanilla/tonka base that is kept a bit airy by the other aromatics. I don’t know how this would perform in the heat, but I would classify it as an all-season vanilla style fragrance that is lighter and brighter than the usual fare. A good and likable scent, but I’m a bit adverse to certain kinds of dominating citrus notes in fragrance, so probably not a keeper.

Just goes to show you can't tell the smell of a fragrance by the notes listed here. 360 White is almost exactly the same as Cuba Gold even though the listed notes are almost completely different (except for the vanilla which is the dominant top note for both). Overall 360 White performs better than Cuba Gold and smells a bit higher quality. They dry down slightly differently (CG to lavender/vetiver, PE to musky soap) but at that point they're both skin scents so it doesn't really matter.