Dior Homme Sport Dior 2021

Version from 2021

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8.1 / 10 1095 Ratings

A popular perfume by Dior for men, released in 2021. The scent is fresh-citrusy. It is being marketed by LVMH.

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Main accords

Fresh

Citrus

Woody

Spicy

Resinous

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Italian lemon

Aldehydes

Calabrian bergamot

Heart Notes

Elemi resin

Pink pepper

Base Notes

Frankincense Amber

Amber

Woods

Perfumer

François Demachy

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Ratings

Scent

8.11095 Ratings

Longevity

7.71015 Ratings

Sillage

7.21006 Ratings

Bottle

8.1982 Ratings

Value for money

7.6916 Ratings

Submitted by OPomone, last update on 07/17/2025.

Interesting Facts

The face of the advertising campaign is British actor Robert Pattinson.

Smells similar

What the fragrance is similar to

Dark Door Sport

L'Eau d'Issey pour Homme Vétiver

Dior Homme (2020) Eau de Toilette

Sur la Route

Uncut Gem

Authentic Man

Reviews

38 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/23/2024

6
Pricing 9
Bottle 6
Sillage 6
Longevity 9.5
Scent

Smirky
450 Reviews

Smirky

Very helpful Review 6

Awesome sporty masculine fragrance

Dior Homme Sport is an awesome, fresh and sporty masculine fragrance that is also classy and dignified, with no sweetness. Excellent Dior quality - no cheap smell here. It has a basic structure of citrus at the top and woody notes at the bottom. As time progresses, Homme Sport also has a nice, subtle soapy scent close to the skin.

Can be used anytime of the year, day or night, but performs better in warmer to hot weather. My only gripe is that I had to spray quite a bit (albeit with a cheap sample spritzer) to get the awesome scent bubble and trail. I'm guessing I could back off with warmer weather. Once there though, had excellent longevity - got about 9 or 10 hours before it was reduced to a still pretty strong skin scent. The full bottle which I now have has a better atomizer.

If it wouldn't be for the price, I'd even go so far to say that it's safe for a blind buy - it's the type of fragrance most every guy would like. Definitely FB worth and I'm glad to have it in my collection.

01/02/2022

8
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 9
Scent

ScentSlave
243 Reviews

ScentSlave

Very helpful Review 3

There’s a reason I’m a Dior fanatic…

…because I’m ALWAYS happy with the final product.

Dior scents work VERY well my skin when it comes to performance; projecting like crazy while leaving an awesome sillage trail, for a LONG time. When I heard about this new rendition, I sprinted to the truck, and flew to the nearest Dillards.

5 sprays and 10 hours later, and yes, my fanaticism continues. I feel like this one “merges” the feeling of the 2020 Homme with the citrus of the 2017 sport… and it works very well. Kicking back the woody feel a pinch, while adding the bergamot citrus, giving a somewhat mature feeling.

Now would I call this a “sport” scent? Not if your definition of “sport” is along the lines of the Chanel Allure/Versace Pour Homme style. Not at all if this is what “sport” means to you. Does that make it bad? Nope. Not at all. Just don’t expect an ultra fresh, soapy feeling gym scent.

This one is a more versatile, citrusy feeling version of the 2020 to my nose. A great projection (2-4ft radius), with a nice sillage trail, that lasts a good 6-8 hours (on an 80 degree day in Texas).

125ml for $115. Definitely worth the price of admission. My Christmas gift to myself has me smiling on New Years Day.

Happy New Year to all!

11/10/2023

10
Pricing 9
Bottle 8
Sillage 9
Longevity 10
Scent

ScentGrail
105 Reviews

ScentGrail

8

Summertime Greatness

I simply love it and find it amusing how Demachy left something like this as his last creation at Dior. It’s like Demachy’s final ‘I told you so,’ a great perfumer often criticized for creating unnecessary flankers. Do not dismiss it just because it’s ‘another Dior Homme 2020,’ and ignore the ridiculous comments I’ve seen about ‘there is no iris anymore.’ This is the new era of Dior, where they continue to reign supreme in the perfume world—a feat Chanel lost many years ago in their masculine perfume selection.

TOP NOTES
The opening is much more deceptive than one might expect just by looking at the listed notes. The key players here are not the bergamot or lemon commonly found in other DHS flankers, but the aldehydes. Seasoned noses will understand what I mean when they actually smell it. Instead of providing us with a zesty and tart bergamot/lemon aroma, the aldehydes do what they are most famous for: unmistakably, providing us with the fantastic orange accord. The juicy pulp of ripe oranges is presented here in its most glorious form, unlike anything I have ever seen in for example, Hermes releases.

HEART NOTES
Both elemi and pink pepper actually give off the aroma of citruses rather than typical resins and spices, so it’s no wonder that these combined round up the orange note from the opening. With just the right amount of sweetness that can be detected from time to time, the middle stage progression is where DHS 2021 slowly introduces you to the darker dry down. Transparent yet deep, with oriental touches executed in a fresh way. By this time, it becomes evident that DHS 2021 is no longer a playful fragrance often associated with its previous editions.

BASE NOTES
So, the base. Is it any good? Well, of course, it is. There’s the transparent incense, which I don’t know how Demachy achieved to smell like this. There’s the sandalwood, serving as a connection to DHS 2017, and Iso E Super from Dior Homme 2020. Is there amber here? Probably not, since I have never smelled it, or it could just be in small doses. Anyway, the element that provides that darker touch is the frankincense. Olibanum can have a spicy kick, but not the same as pepper or cinnamon, rather a balsamic olfactive odor profile. To conclude the note breakdown, what you get is pretty much evident from the start: a clean and refreshing fragrance with a dark side in the base notes.

OVERALL
I must express that releases like DHS 2021 are a rarity, a sheer joy to uncover.From its fantastic use of aldehydes to the harmonious fusion of citrus, woods, and zesty spices, this fragrance embodies a modern interpretation of elegance. It stands as an enhancement over Dior Homme 2020 in every aspect, serving as the finishing touch that was missing in the previous release and making it a masterpiece.

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02/24/2025

9
Pricing 9
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 8.5
Scent

Omnipotato
276 Reviews

Omnipotato

Helpful Review 5

Deeper and darker than the EDT - not really a "sport" flanker

Surprisingly I think this "sport" flanker is deeper and slightly darker than its predecessor Dior Homme (2020) Eau de Toilette. The aldehydes do give it significant soapy and fresh lift, but I think the citruses are more apparent in DH2020. What sets DHS apart is the frankincense, and the more smoothed out base notes.

The addition of frankincense is such a good idea here and I wish they went even further with it; it's only really apparent when pressing your nose against where you sprayed, but it gives a really nice very subtle smoky tinge to the otherwise light and airy scent.

The base is also a bit smoother than DH2020. Whereas the EDT has a more sharp base with vetiver, the addition of amber here provides gravitas and dignity. Strangely, although this is supposed to be a "sport" flanker, I see this as possibly the more formal sibling in the relationship; while the EDT is something you can wear with jeans and a t-shirt, Sport is a button down and slacks (I'd reserve Dior Homme Intense (2011) or Dior Homme Original (2011) Eau de Toilette for the suit or tux)

01/08/2025

8
Pricing 8
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 8.5
Scent

SOTF
9 Reviews

SOTF

Very helpful Review 3

Not a Gym Fragrance!

Sharp, citric and resinous. A classy masculine fragrance that you can wear not only for the summer season, but all year round, wherever and whenever you want. To be honest, I like the fact that Homme line left iris behind and went in the direction of more woody touch. It is time to leave the past behind at some point, this is the new Homme. François Demachy, keep it up, maestro.

It shares the same DNA as Homme (2020) but they are different enough from each other. The Sport flanker opens with a citric burst and leaves more of a resinous feel when drydown. Homme (2020), on the other hand, starts with a softer citric and has a much more woody texture when drydown. I like Homme (2020) very much, but Sport is quite interesting because of its resinous structure. It might be my new favourite.

Don't let the name ‘Sport’ mislead you. This is definitely not a gym fragrance. Honestly, I wouldn't waste this precious juice on a gym.

To sum up, both are quite beautiful fragrances. Homme (2020) will be my preference as it fits both cold and hot weather very well. If you are going to buy one and you are looking for a more easily wearable no-brainer fragrance, this is a good choice. If you are a collector and love this type of fragrances, you are likely to buy both of them anyway. However, I recommend you to try both of them before buying.

Longevity is almost similar in both, Sport more by a nose. But Sport's sillage is stronger and first 2-3 hours is quite high. Homme (2020) stays closer to the skin, creating a nice scent bubble.

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