Jimmy Choo Man (Eau de Toilette) by Jimmy Choo

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Jimmy Choo Man Jimmy Choo 2014 Eau de Toilette

6.1 / 10 124 Ratings

A perfume by Jimmy Choo for men, released in 2014. The scent is fruity-fresh. It is being marketed by Interparfums.
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Main accords

Fruity

Fresh

Sweet

Synthetic

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Lavender

Mandarin orange

Watermelon

Heart Notes

Pineapple leaf

Geranium

Pink pepper

Base Notes

Woods

Patchouli

Suede

Perfumer

Anne Flipo

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Ratings

Scent

6.1124 Ratings

Longevity

5.3102 Ratings

Sillage

5.1101 Ratings

Bottle

6.4117 Ratings

Value for money

6.253 Ratings

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Interesting Facts

The face of the advertising campaign is british actor Kit Harington.

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What the fragrance is similar to

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Reviews

7 in-depth fragrance descriptions

08/12/2024

6Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

JewishJesus
65 Reviews

JewishJesus

1

Affrontingly Generic

A basic fresh scent with citrus, a bit of sweetness, some floral notes, and a hint of earthy and woody notes in the base. However, these are definitely on the more synthetic side and not particularly decipherable. Pleasant, but nothing more interesting than a basic fresh, body wash. Longevity is relatively poor, projecting relatively minimally and lasting only a few hours even as an intimate scent.

It's hard to believe anyone would call it a bad smell, and I've honestly had more people compliment this than some of my other fragrances. As someone who likes storytelling in fragrances, who enjoys more challenging notes, and who ultimately wants to smell something unique, this is absolutely none of these things.

06/26/2016

4.5Scent 5Longevity 2.5Sillage

loewenherz
920 Reviews

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loewenherz

Top Review 13

A fragrance like having your gym bag thrown onto the garage roof

In the past, not everything was better. But sometimes it certainly feels that way. I am often glad, or at least relieved, that I am not a child today when I read (or observe) how mean children can be to each other. When I was little, being 'mean to other kids' meant holding someone back at the bus stop by grabbing their backpack - or taking someone's gym bag and throwing it onto the roof of a garage. That was annoying, for sure. But unlike today, where even thirteen-year-olds post real or fabricated compromising content about their peers on Instagram, Facebook, or elsewhere (which remains on the internet until the end of time), the gym bag incident was annoying but fundamentally harmless.

The idea of grafting an (over-)pointed fruity note onto a fragrance that is otherwise (over-)conservatively masculine arranged (here: pepper, wood, and patchouli) is not new. On the contrary, Aventus and its famous pineapple note are perhaps the most prominent example of a 'cheeky fruity scent for men', and even Bleu de Chanel (where it is grapefruit instead of pineapple) relies on such a concept. Jimmy Choo Man uses a nearly identical formula - not even attempting to disguise this - and yet it does not come close to the - certainly not uncontroversial - qualities of the two aforementioned 'classics'. It should be noted that many other 'fruit meets sport' candidates appear far cheaper and more synthetic - in contrast, Jimmy Choo Man is almost reassuringly peaceful.

Conclusion: it is not truly terrible - but in its almost provocative lack of ideas and predictability, it is simply unnecessary. Not quite as bad as nude pictures on Instagram - but as silly as a gym bag on the garage roof. Annoying, yes. But ultimately harmless.

10/05/2019

8Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

pudelbonzo
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pudelbonzo

Helpful Review 9

Casual Elegance

Since I found Man Ice for one friend yesterday, I tried Man for the other friend today.

He is a humorous drummer who likes to hit the drums hard - but a fragrance shouldn't knock him off his feet, as he is sensitive.

Man should suit him, as the ingredients are balanced and keep him in rhythm.

Honeydew and mandarin are clear and aquatic, and the lavender radiates calmness.
A gentle, soothing opening.

The pink pepper appears soft and sweet - but adds spice to the mix.
The suede feels comforting in the background, and the woods are light and translucent.
Patchouli wafts gently above.

A casually elegant fragrance - with a sense of finesse - that my dear friend also displays in his interactions with me.

I will repay him with this harmonious scent.

04/13/2015

7Scent

Driver
9 Reviews

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Driver

Helpful Review 3

Bleu de Chanel light

I just had to test this fragrance, especially since "Jon Snow" is endorsing it. And I was positively surprised. However, the scent of Jimmy Choo cannot deny who it is imitating. It is the flagship of Chanel.

I would describe Jimmy Choo as a more watery version of Bleu de Chanel. And that is also the reason why I am considering adding this fragrance to my collection. As much as I love Bleu, it is not particularly suitable for summer, as it tends to become a bit too sweet for my taste.

Unfortunately, this newfound lightness comes at the expense of longevity: I can’t perceive the scent for more than four hours...

In short: this fragrance certainly has "good genes" to be able to stand the test of time in the market.

02/13/2015

3Scent 2.5Longevity 2.5Sillage

Leimbacher
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Leimbacher

3

Two Fools, No Thought

When I had the new, first men's fragrance from Jimmy Choo under my nose, I immediately thought of the title of Unruh's comment... How bland & characterless can a scent be?

And this as the first men's perfume from a major brand. Quite pathetic and cowardly. And yet, Jimmy Choo is no small name; the presentation is pretty & all creative and successful possibilities were open... and then such a generic fragrance that tries not to hurt anyone. But it hurts me even more, because with a decent, distinctive perfume, there would have been potential at Jimmy Choo... Would have, could have, if only, you see, I’m getting lost in wishful thinking and I’m "just" a critic and neither a perfumer nor a senior employee or consultant at Jimmy Choo. But I can get worked up about something like this!

I’ve often heard that Jimmy Choo Man is the better Invictus... what nonsense! It’s just prettier on the outside; the rest could really learn something from Rabanne's trophy, it’s not even a light version. JC Man is a fresh-fruity forget-me-quick. Mandarin and melon at the start, but they are very synthetically smeared and don’t really refresh. I hardly perceive pineapple, so at least they didn’t try to jump on the Aventus bandwagon, which I initially suspected. There’s no talk of a base; in the heart, even the often generously noticeable and used pepper is diluted and lacks courage. Grade: almost 6!

Bottle: really valuable and beautiful.
Sillage: not worth a word
Longevity: 4-5 hours - at least longer than the scent stays in your mind.

Conclusion: almost worse than a stinking experiment... because that at least requires some courage. This doesn’t stink, but it simply puts you to sleep incredibly.

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