Prada L'Homme Intense

As contrary to popular belief, this fragrance isn't just suitable for older men; it perfectly suits younger men as well. I am a 16 year old in the fragrance collecting hobby (18 fragrances, quality over quantity) who is rocking this on a daily basis to school, or any casual events and likely to my first interview for a job as well. Prada L'Homme Intense, when first sprayed, hits you with a blast of iris. It isn't overwhelming, but it is the lead star of the show during the first 20 - 30 minutes. After about two hours, the initial prominence of the iris is quickly faded into a alluring background note, and the tonka bean, amber, and leather start to come in. This leaves you with a very smooth leather, tonka bean and amber background while the iris is fading. A little before the base notes are in full effect (~5-6 hours after application), the amber and patchouli comes in and you're left with what smells like a slightly herbal amber vanilla over an iris flowerbed and, of course, as for this fragrance's entire lifespan, a lot of powder. Continuing into the base notes, or this fragrance's last hour and a half, you are met with faint tonka bean, faint amber, very faint iris, and mostly powder before fading away. As for the similarity between L'Homme Intense and L'Homme EDT (which I got rid of because my batch of it didn't wow me/in place of this fragrance), I wouldn't say there is much to be had. L'Homme EDT is more refreshing even though it isn't necessarily a summer fragrance, and L'Homme Intense is definitely darker and mysterious. L'Homme Intense can be worn in the spring, winter, autumn, day AND night. This is mainly because while its notes definitely target the winter season, its subtlety allows you to pull it off in several ways. Previous reviews I've seen, when describing the similarity, mentioned L'Homme Intense as essentially the "Winter Fragrance" version of L'Homme EDT. I don't really agree. L'Homme EDT has a very subtle iris compared to the Intense counterpart and also comes with the addition of violet while being more uplifting and airier in comparison. They both go in completely different ways, while also being somewhat parallel. I guess what I'm trying to get at is that the EDT is floral while the Intense is pure iris, and both of them aren't fragrances with a particular season tied to them, but the way each of them are structured allows you to pull them off in different seasons/ways opposite to what their note breakdowns suggest and what you'd expect. In contrast to its notes, and its suit-and-tie/sophisticated smell, it surprisingly isn't as mature as what's expected, which is why I believe this fragrance is possibly suitable for a younger demographic. While being darker and sweeter than the EDT, it is still a relatively light/airy fragrance with the difference of while this isn't a go hard winter fragrance as anticipated, it definitely isn't meant to be worn in the summer. Essentially, the EDT is a true year rounder, though the Intense is more versatile than you'd think allowing it to be worn in every season except summer. As for Intense's performance, it lasts 7 - 8 hours. It isn't your typical strong, moderate, skin scent for the last 3 hours fragrance. It's split into thirds: first 1 - 3 hours has above average performance, think of around 3-4 feet of projection. At the 3 - 6 hour mark, it has very moderate projection. Think of 1 - 2 feet of projection. And for the last 6 - 8 hours, it's a sublte, intimate 0.5 - 1 feet of projection. It isn't much stronger than the EDT, lasting maybe 1.5 - 2 hours more and projecting around a fifth (1⁄5, 20%) to a quarter (1⁄4, 25%) more but it definitely still sets a tone in comparison. I don't write many reviews at all, in fact, this is my second ever review. But this fragrance is truly special. It is so alluring, sophisticated, and formal while being so versatile at the same time. I usually don't write this much, let alone about anything except for my essays, but there is so much to know about this fragrance. It is the most complex simple fragrance I've ever smelled. One of the biggest reasons why I love this fragrance so much is because it doesn't whisper nor does it yell. It simply speaks to you and everyone around you. While it is a pretty safe fragrance, borderline a dumb-reach fragrance, I don't necessarily think it is a safe blind buy. It is definitely a little too refined for that. If you do blind buy it, it may not appeal to you initially, but similar to my case when I sampled it, it might grow on you rapidly. It's one of those fragrances you begin to appreciate the more you smell it. This fragrance has excellent value, going for the $70 - $80 range for the full bottle and presentation on sites like Aurafragrance and E-DiscountPerfumes. Even Jomashop's mediocreness has this one in a decent price range. Anyhow, that's almost everything you need to know about Prada L'Homme Intense. Please try this one out. TL/DR; sophisticated, alluring, concise and elegant fragrance yet subtle and mysterious with prominent iris over some amber, tonka bean, and leather. Moderately above average performance and excellent value. P.S., This fragrance goes extremely well with Guerlain L'Homme Ideal EDP.

Prada L'Homme Intense (2017) Category: Oriental Amadeirado Masculino Perfumista: Daniela Andrier Prada L'Homme Intense has evolved darkly, elegantly and sophisticatedly from DNA that is already part of the L'Homme line. A high or classic fragrance that is delicate and clean of iris, deeply enriched with a strong base, resinous and animal-like. Piramide Olfativa: Topo note: Iris – floral, atalcada, lifting metal, it is a great star of abertura, markando presença from the beginning with its refined aura. Delivery notes: Âmbar – confers heat and density. Patchouli – terroso and úmido, traz um toque misterioso and luxury. Fundamental notes: Fava Tonka – doce, cremosa, with abaunilhadas nuances. Couro – confers masculinity and a pegada but intense and night. Sândalo – add sweet cream to the final secagem. Longevity is excellent, easily lasting 8 hours on average. Projection is strong at the beginning of 2 hours, after a while it turns on a rotating screen, but close to the skin, it cannot be seen. Fixing the roupas: It may last but. Ideal for warm and cold climates, like rain and winter. A fragrance like this but not, perfect for encounters, formal events, sophisticated notes and professional use in environments but reserved. Apesar de não ser sufocante, seu charáter mais denso o torna menos apropriado para o calor o ambientes muito informais. Final Rating: 9.5/10 Elegant, sensual and of high performance, it is a fragrance that transmits security and sophistication without being exaggerated. Comparison with the outros of the line: Prada L’Homme (2016): O classico moderno. But limpo, floral and “fresh office-friendly”. Ideal for daily use, work and short climates. A iris aqui é but luminosa e leve, com uma base mais sutil de âmbar e madeira. Prada L’Homme L’Eau (2017): A versão but leve, fresca e aquatica da linea. Traz a iris but suave, with nuances of ginger and neroli, ideal for days and casual occasions. It's discreet and comfortable, but with minimal projection and long life. Prada L’Homme Intense (2017): A versão mais encorpada, quente e sensual. O DNA of my iris continues to present, but agora abraçado by heart, âmbar and tonka, where that lhe confers but present, personalidade and poder de fixação. If you want to get an elegant perfume, like a toque but not so deep, it's a perfect perfume.

In my opinion, this fragrance is somewhat of a masterpiece, but it's a masterpiece in the same way that Dior Homme Intense is a masterpiece. They both smell absolutely amazing, but the times that you can wear them are relatively limited. Prada L'Homme Intense is very much an iris-forward fragrance, but compared to the original L'Homme, the iris is less fresh and more buttery for lack of a better term. However, it's still fresher than the iris in the Dior Homme and Valentino Uomo lines. It almost has a dryer sheet type of smell. You also get some leather and vanilla, and that's about it. Sure, there are some other nuances to this fragrance done in typical Prada style that add a bit of subtle complexity to it, but overall, it's a pretty linear scent. Even though I absolutely love this scent, I don't think I will reach for it very often because the original L'Homme is just so much more versatile. Whenever I want to smell like iris, the original gives me exactly what I'm looking for, and I know it will be considerably more enjoyable to the people around me. That's not to say that other people wouldn't like the smell of Intense, but to pull off such a luxurious smelling fragrance, you better look the part as well or this one will get you the wrong kind of attention. It definitely comes off as more of a formal or dressed up scent, and it does project quite a bit more. While I absolutely love the scent itself, I can't safely recommend it to people just wanting a nice scent meant to be worn a lot. It's limited in its application, but if you don't mind that aspect of it or just happen to love iris-dominate fragrances, then I think you would be very happy adding this gem to your collection. If you're new to fragrances, you have to be cautious when taking advice from influencers. I've seen many of them say this is the best version of Prada L'Homme, but I think such statements are a bit pretentious. Intense is a wonderful work of art, but it simply can't compare to the utility of the original. Overall, I give Prada L'Homme Intense a 9/10. It's a gorgeous scent, but it's not perfect due to its limited wearability. Original Prada L'Homme though? 10/10. Wear it anytime you want. It's amazing. You don't need the flankers. The original is the true masterpiece.

The opening is a powdery iris right away, airy and refined with a subtle Prada style soapiness that sits more in the background than the original. Dry woods and a soft suede like leather give it structure early, with a slight sweetness keeping it approachable. There’s also a faint spicy edge that sharpens the powder just enough. The texture is airy but with a noticeable warmth underneath, and it stays fairly linear through the first couple hours. In the mid, the iris pulls back and the scent becomes warmer and slightly darker, with a touch more sweetness but still controlled. The powderiness gradually turns creamy, smoothing into the base while the woods and suede leather continue to provide a backbone. By the end of the mid, the powder is mostly gone, replaced by a creamy, clean, lightly sweet profile that feels denser and warmer but still not cloying. You can still make out all of the notes from earlier in the wear, however. The drydown is a smooth, creamy, sweet-leaning base with soft suede leather and woods, staying consistent through the later hours. The finish is warm, clean, and cohesive with strong longevity. Prada L’Homme Intense is an amazing fragrance. It’s what I wished the OG was; a nice masculine iris with a touch more sweetness than other masculine iris fragrances (at least ones that I have tried). It still maintains that Prada “soapy” vibe but not overly so. I could see this being signature scent worth, except maybe in the dead of summer. My only nit pick is I would’ve like a touch more change throughout, as the wear is more linear than what I would like. Still.. a damn near perfect fragrance. 9.5/10

Prada L’Homme Intense: Il Potere della Raffinatezza Notturna Prada L’Homme Intense non è solo una fragranza, è una dichiarazione di stile. Per chi cerca un'alternativa di classe superiore, questo profumo rappresenta l'apice della profumeria di design moderna. Il "Sistema Prada": La Firma del Gentleman Per l'uomo che vuole fare della coerenza il proprio marchio di fabbrica, la scelta ideale è un guardaroba olfattivo sdoppiato: Prada L'Homme EDT: Per il giorno, la primavera e l'estate. Un profumo pulito, elegante e raffinato, perfetto per mantenere un'aura di ordine e distinzione impeccabile. Prada L'Homme Intense EDP: Per la sera, l'autunno e l'inverno. Il lato profondo, lussuoso e magnetico del medesimo DNA. Questa è la firma olfattiva di un uomo che sa esattamente cosa vuole e come presentarsi al mondo. È l'essenza di chi è di gran classe e non ha bisogno di eccessi per dimostrarlo. Esperienza Olfattiva e Impressioni L'apertura mantiene l'iconico Iris di Prada, ma qui viene avvolto da un cuoio morbido e da una fava tonka che aggiunge una dolcezza scura e vellutata. Il patchouli e l'ambra nel cuore conferiscono una struttura calda che esprime sicurezza, ricchezza e potere. Perché averlo in collezione? È un profumo che trasmette un'autorità silenziosa. Non è un comune profumo commerciale; è il profumo di chi ha il controllo. Longevità: Eccellente (8h+). Sillage: Presente ma di estrema classe, una nuvola che comunica successo. Vibe: Lusso discreto, mascolinità moderna, eleganza assoluta. Voto: 9.5/10. Un vero investimento sulla propria immagine.

Out of all the popular iris based fragrances among us in the fragrance community this is probably my favorite, yet for some reason I put it off until it was the last one I obtained. I actually even prefer it to the original Dior H'omme Parfum, Valentino Uomo Intense, Narciso Rodriguez Bleu Noir Parfum and my personal second favorite, the original Valentino Uomo. I don't really consider JPG Le Male Le Parfum to be a true iris based fragrance as their trademark tonka and lavender are more prominent than the iris is. I don't find Code Parfum interesting enough for it's price even through the grey market. And, I find Dior H'omme Intense is no longer the amazing fragrance it once was so I did just purchase Valentino Uomo Intense in it's place though now I have to conserve it due to discontinuation so I guess I will have to settle for Dior H'omme Intense. I find Valentino Uomo to be closest to the original, 2007 Dior H'omme and it was amazing! But Prada L'Homme Intense adds a little bit more powder and amber into the mix along with the unlisted but very present violet note, and it's truly just the chef's kiss of iris based scents. I have always loved ionone heavy frags but when paired with amber, powdered violet and a smooth suede leather accord alongside a unbelievably smooth patchouli!!! For me at least, it's very near perfection. Scent: 9.75 out of 10 Longevity: 8.75 out of 10 Projection: 8.0 out of 10 Mass appeal: 8.0 out of 10 Overall: 8.625 out of 10

Enjoyed the original, always found it to be a safe, clean, soapy office fragrance that performed very well for me. Quick disclaimer - Big fan of Dior's iris based scents and love the Prada Luna Rossa lineup (underrated imo) and Prada Carbon. I will start a hype train for this Intense version. It is fantastic. These ingredients smell very very very natural. Compared to the original, the addition of more leather, tonka, amber (note breakdowns can be wrong but I definitely get warmer luxurious elements) adds a small about of body and depth. Just a touch. This isn't a blob or thick goop. All the aromatic velvety qualities of the original are still here - the sillage for a clean fragrance like this is impressive. In that regard its similar to Dior Homme. And this Prada Intense version adds a balsamic quality I didn't notice in the original - like a dash of Bleu Chanel. Lastly, the note balance above shows a heavy dose of patchouli, and while patchouli is there, it's blended and fear not, iris is still the star attraction. Smooth, very smooth. Too much patchouli makes a fragrance smell old and dated - this avoids that. Full bottle worthy indeed. Prada is really competitive these last few years.

Right now I'm simultaneously trying the 4 most popular designer iris fragrances - Prada L'homme Intense, Valentino Uomo Intense (2021), Givenchy Gentleman Reserve Privée and Dior Homme Intense (2011) - on different parts of my arms and this is my neutral opinion after more than half an hour has elapsed. In terms of strength and projection, Prada LHI is slightly ahead, closely followed by Valentino UI and Dior HI. Givenchy GRP is the weakest. If you prefer powdery iris smell, go with Prada LHI. If you prefer more airy and sweet iris smell, go with Valentino UI. If you prefer more Woody and vetiver mixed with iris, go with Dior HI. If you don't like iris too much and want a light sweet, smoked chestnut perfume, go with Givenchy GRP - the iris comes out later and that too quite weak. Coming to my personal preference, I love Prada LHI the most. The powdery iris evokes a cosy, soft and sophisticated feeling. It's strong enough to get noticed and yet creates an aura of safety which will be perfect for social events with close family or friends, or even formal office parties. This is definitely one of my favourite perfumes.

Perfume Name: Prada L'homme Intense Application Time: 17:20 Weather/Temperature: 30 degrees Application Area: right forearm Time Check: [0 hr] Sweet amber, powdery, less than average (6-9 inches) projection sits closer to skin than anticipated [1 hr] Powdery Iris more prominent, same projection, if not somehow better projection [3 hr] Projection down to 2-3 inches. Creamy tonka note kicks in. Very smooth transition from top to heart notes. [6 hr] Slightly less projection than the 3 hour mark, maybe 1-3 inches. Not yet a skin scent but getting there. Creaminess is more prominent. Maybe some slight woodiness can also be detected. [8+ hr] Skin scent now, can be smelt from about 1 inch. Still powdery, creamy with amber and woods taking over. Maybe I smell some leather as well Projection End Time: 01:00 Skin Scent End Time: ? 7:00 (post night shift) Additional notes: • Amazing longevity (14+ hours) • Intimate projection • Leaves an undeniable, fresh, and clean scent trail for several hours • Any time any season fragrance (don't go heavy in the summer) • Overall, masterpiece fragrance by Prada • Personal rating: 8.5/10

Honestly, this is the best fragrance I’ve ever worn. From the first spray until it completely fades, it smells luxurious, smooth, and incredibly elegant. The way it enters the nose feels so polite and refined, exactly the type of scent I’ve been searching for all this time. The opening hits with a noticeable iris note, but only for a moment. Then there’s a brief herbal/granny-powder vibe, which I’m usually not a fan of, but it disappears quickly. And honestly, I don’t even care because everything else blends so beautifully that my nose and brain instantly said, ‘wow.’ After that, a warm and slightly sweet vibe comes in most likely amber, tonka, and a touch of creamy sandalwood and this is what really keeps the fragrance interesting. It never gets boring because the transitions are smooth and well-done. Every stage opening, mid, and drydown fits my nose perfectly, which is surprising because my nose is extremely sensitive. Dior Homme EDT (2011) and Valentino Uomo EDT both give me headaches, but this one? Not even once. It’s 100% comfortable, elegant, and easy to wear. For me, this fragrance is simply perfect.

I am revising my OG review. I previously wore it in the summer and I finally learned that not everything is all seasons. Its the dead of winter and this is a fantastic fragrance. Its a little less powdery and much more sweet than L'Homme. I am in a scent bubble this time. The last time it sat close to the skin. Ill still make the comparison to the Dior, but this is a little less boring. Its a perfect nonconspicious office scent where you just want to blend in and smell clean and fresh. 8.25/10 in the winter. I would still like to sample the PUIG, but I have read that there is no difference. I was offered 100ml for $100 which is the same as I paid for 100ml of L'eau and 200ml of L'Homme. Those were worth the price of admission. I think that this one is not, even if it offers better performance. The scent is just too bland. I'd love to know what you guys mean by dark. Dark to me is Interlude Black Iris. When I think dark I think in terms of Gothic accords. To me, this is a perfect example of an office safe fragrance, which is the exact opposite of what I think of in terms of darkness. Please enlighten folks.

It's a cool, rainy afternoon here in Vancouver, Canada and the sky is dark and cloudy and wet leaves are all over the ground. I'm wearing Prada L'Homme Intense and really enjoying this dark, sexy scent in a climate that I feel this scent was meant for. PLI has all the notes I love in a scent beautifully blended together. I love scents with Iris, Tonka Bean, Leather, and Sandalwood. The Patchouli (which I like in fragrances if done right) is quite prominent in this scent as well. I own many iris-based scents - DH, DHI,DHE, DHP, Valentino Uomo, Valentino Uomo Intense, as well as Prada L'Homme...but this scent is not 'average' or typical...it has a dark seductive vibe to it in a mysterious way. I wouldn't describe this scent as an 'everyday' scent - Prada L'Homme or Dior Homme Eau could be worn more regularly (and maybe even more mass appealing), but it is just an inviting, mysterious and wonderful fragrance. I would imagine a gentleman wearing this scent in the Fall/Winter...well-dressed having a glass of wine with an attractive woman on a couch in front of a fireplace. This stuff is special. Jose

First of all, i'm not into ''IRIS'' notes, I own a bottle of Le Male Le Parfum but can't say this one is an ''IRIS'' fragrance compared to others, because to my nose is Lavender and Cardamom are prominent. And i've tried several brands like Dior Homme Intense, Givenchy Reserve Privée and Armani Code Parfum. So after watching all the reviews online, i deciced to blind buy Prada L'Homme Intense, oh man oh man... this is such a gorgeous scents. I know it's crazy blind buying a fragrance without sample it first, especially has notes that i'm not used to it, but after i get it i did not disappointed at all! is it late to get this bottle? hmm i guess it's better late than never. To my nose, iris here are not too lipsticky, perfect combination between Iris,patchouli,tonka bean,amber and leather in the background, it's perfect balance, not too sweet also the leather i get here is suede leather, it is not too dark like the others mentioned so IMO it can be worn casually in evening summer / night. I definitely agree when overyone says Prada L'Homme Intense is Niche quality. 10/10 Masterpiece cheers

Received it yesterday. Here are my thoughts. When i first sprayed it, the very first 10 seconds, i thought i shouldn't purchase it since i already own Dior Homme Intense. Those first 10 seconds was hell. I smelled the EXACT same thing that i smell on DHI, just a little sharper. Then, as sad as i was, i sit on my couch thinking what a waste of 60 euros it was. And i caught something in the air... Coming from the place i sprayed... Smelled my hand again... And there you go... 60 euros don't seem a waste now. It is an amazing and unique fragrance. I totally get the iris but there's something more fresh and masculine on Prada than the Dior. Dior's iris comes more lipsticky and gourmand to me. This one, i can't explain how... You feel the iris there, it is dominant, but is not dominant too. It's fresh, it's masculine, it's classy, it's sophisticated and for me it's versatile too. When it comes to fall, spring and winter you can wear it day & night. As for summer, i imagine myself wearing this one only on a night out. Not during the day. Prada, you are something else.

The holy trinity of designer men's iris: Dior Homme Intense, Valentino Uomo Intense & this, Prada L'homme Intense. If you are a fan of the OG, you'll like this better. Darker and heavier, great for evenings, but still has that Prada soapy freshness, making it wearable during the day and as a daily office driver. Elegantly powdery. Confidence boosting. Makes you double check yourself that you are clean-shaven, sharply dressed and ready to take care of business. And the dry down, f**k me, only gets better. Hard to describe but, if there is such a thing, it is a man's fragrance in the most immaculate way. It is not as lipsticky as the Dior nor edgy as the Valentino. They all have their own vibes in an awesome way. Dior is a formal tuxedo in a Maybach. Valentino is a full-grain leather jacket on a vintage Ducati. Prada is an european-cut suit in a Ferrari. No redundancy between them; didn't think I needed this considering all the iris focused scents I already had but this one went straight to the top. Don't hesitate to get this. Better yet, JUST GET ONE.

Holy crap this stuff is good. It's SO good. Not just for a designer, pour this into a high end niche producer's bottle and it would be rated 4.7 if not more. The iris in this is so velvety, so smooth. This perfume feels like lying down on a silk bedding. It's powdery, kinda dark but SUPER clean as well. It's simple, but thanks to that so well blended, and you can just feel the quality in the iris oils. It's not gonna be for everyone so not a blind buy, not everyone will want this powdery iris smell on them, but if you do, honestly this is one of the best fragrances ever, and it's super versatile as well, maybe just not for daytime on a hot day - other than that this will work anywhere. Find a sample if you haven't had the chance to try this, it's unbelievably good. The only downside is that the opening is a bit harsh, but it goes away after like 30 seconds so nothing to worry about. I sprayed this on me and 15 minutes later ordered a 150ml bottle. TRY IT.

Why this got discontinued I will never understand. There are a lot of similarities between the EDT and this, but not enough to say it’s redundant to own both. The same environments and occasions that you would wear the EDT, you would wear this. So maybe it’s redundant in that sense. You could say the same about different aquatics, but that means nothing. The leather smells as classy as the florals. Think black leather. They managed to somehow take the EDT, that is already a sophisticated masculine scent, and made it more sophisticated with the addition of leather. The vanilla is subtle, more of a smoothing and rounding out note to bring it all together. I’ve smelled this before. If you’ve ever sat in a new car with black leather seats. It reminds me of that. But in a wearable way. I can see people who don’t like iris liking this more than the EDT. Even though the iris is still noticeable here, it’s less potent compared to the EDT. I love them both.

Very lovely powdery iris, I don't know really what else to say. If you like Iris you'll love it, if not you'll hate it. Powdery, sweet, clean and uplifting, also Iris reminds me of a lot of spices, reminds me of a handmade soap shop run by a lovely old woman named Barbara. I've filled in summer on this one but that's because I live in Sweden so summer is pretty much what the rest of the world considers spring when it comes to temperatures. To be fair I don't really get why this is considered a mostly winter fragrance at all actually. It's very floral and uplifting, yes a little bit sweeter and heavier than the EDT, but it's not like it's some resinous cinnamon bomb or something. You could easily wear this to evenings even in a warm summer imho. The only problem is that this is an anti-casual fragrance. I don't see how you could dress this down. Walking around in a hoodie and sweatpants with this on you would be weird, but everything is doable.

Prada L’homme Intense has been rumored to be discontinued since 2022. Yet my batch, 22Y02CJ, was manufactured in October 2024. It still features on Prada’s Australia and Singapore websites, so it is at least available in some countries. Prada L’homme has been one of my favourite fragrances since purchasing a bottle upon its release 10 years ago. Intense takes the classy profile further with the addition of leather, which is my favourite note. I think both are worthwhile owning. I thought I didn’t need Intense since I already own other iris fragrances (Dior Homme Intense, Valentino Uomo Intense, etc.) and other leather fragrances (Tom Ford Ombré Leather, etc.). I was wrong. The debate isn’t whether L’homme or L’homme Intense is better (just get both), but between this and Luna Rossa Black as they occupy the same space. The answer is always L’homme Intense. It’s much more interesting and longer lasting.

This is an absolute stunner of a fragrance!! Just got this in for father's day ❤️ and I have to give thanks to my wife for gifting me this awesome fragrance!! The iris in this is very clean and I personally get a bit of that leather but not too prominent and the patchouli and tonka is just a blessing to my nose. The jury is out on sillage and longevity because I haven't given this a days wear yet but I love this scent profile so much that it's not that important to me. I do believe this can be worn in summer evenings and all year round except for high humid heat but definitely winter, spring, autumn this will definitely shine. Very happy to add this to my collection and this is definitely a 10/10 for me because it's just a well done clean and classy fragrance.