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Jimmy Choo Man
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Jimmy Choo Man by Jimmy Choo is a fruity aromatic fragrance for men. Jimmy Choo Man was launched in 2014. The nose behind this fragrance is Anne Flipo.
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It reminds me of the Dunhill style: fresh, elegant, and a bit generic, but with that something that makes you want to reapply. It’s fruity with pepper; compared to Hugo Boss ‘Red’, this German one is a bomb. Here the pepper is softer but noticeable, along with the freshness of the pineapple (I can’t distinguish leaf from fruit, for me it’s pure pineapple). Dramatically, it’s the cologne version of Creed’s ‘Aventus’. It won’t be a priority for future purchases, but I’ll keep it in mind.
Since I tried a sample, I didn’t hesitate to buy it, and this type of fragrance suits my skin perfectly.
I tried the Jhonn Snow fragrance and remember liking it, but it didn’t go crazy on me, which is probably why I forgot its scent.
Jimmy Choo Man is this designer’s first men’s fragrance and starts with a proposal that’s hardly risky, almost common, but it smells great. It has a delicious fruity opening: pineapple, pepper, and melon; I wish it lasted longer. Although it doesn’t change much in development, it fades to skin-level very quickly, which is a pity. Afterward, it smells similar to many others, like Bleu de Chanel EDT. It projects little and my longevity hit 6 hours. It’s versatile, youthful, and fresh; if you’re looking for something without risks, buy it blind for the price, but if you want something distinguished, this won’t deliver.
Jimmy Choo Man is this designer’s first men’s fragrance and kicks off with a proposal that’s hardly risky, I’d say even common, but it smells great. It has a delicious fruity opening: pineapple, pepper, and melon; I wish that phase lasted longer. Although it doesn’t change much in its development, it fades to skin-level very quickly, which is a shame. Afterward, it starts smelling similar to many others; one I can cite is Bleu de Chanel EDT. As I said, it projects little and my longevity hit 6 hours. It’s versatile, youthful, and fresh; if you’re looking for something low-risk, buy it blind since it’s not too expensive, but if you want something distinguished, this won’t deliver.
I tried it casually and it didn’t blow my mind… It starts very fresh and spicy, lasting a good while before turning citrusy, aromatic, and fruity… At that point, I confused it with Blue de Chanel, almost identical, probably due to the pink pepper. Later, the soft leather with a creamy texture and the pineapple take over the dry down, leaving a pleasant sensation… Key notes: pink pepper and white fruit… Interesting, nothing more.
Clearly inspired by Bleu de Chanel EDT and it smells amazing. The only downside is that it’s short on longevity and sillage, but that doesn’t make it a steal. Since it’s cheap, you feel brave enough to overapply. I’m wearing it right now; I sprayed 10 hits on my body and 10 on my shirt, and the sillage is moderate, lasting between 6 to 8 hours. It’s the kind of scent you can literally shower in.
It’s clearly inspired by Bleu de Chanel EDT and that means it smells very good. Just that this one has even less longevity and sillage, which is already saying a lot. The good thing is that it has a contained price and you can overapply. I’m using it now; I sprayed 10 hits on my body and 10 on my shirt; the sillage is moderate and the duration is between 6 and 8 hours. It goes straight into the ‘you can shower in it’ section.
On my skin, it smells 90% like Bleu de Chanel, with the same sillage and longevity. If you like that style, it’s a good option and much more affordable.
Another forgettable toy. What were aquatic fragrances in the 90s now seems to be just adding a touch of smoky pineapple and calling it a day. We all smell the same now, even if we don’t wear the same things. It could fit in the Mont Blanc catalog, be a flanker of Invictus, or be an unnecessary reedition without respect for good perfumery. Sillage and longevity are precarious, although it’s playful, urban, and modern. It doesn’t smell bad, but to be the first work of an elite house, it falls far short of other brands, even its female flagship. With Jimmy Choo, the saying ‘shoemaker, stick to your shoes’ applies, although it doesn’t seem directly like Bleu de Chanel.
It doesn’t resemble Bleu de Chanel; it has its own vibe. It’s one of those perfumes that might seem generic, but its goal is clear: to please everyone, especially women, who find it striking and sexy. That pineapple and suede blend is irresistible. If you’re looking for something super-reliable with ladies, this is it. It’s the only thing it has in common with Bleu. If you’re seeking complexity, it’s not for you. It lasts 6 hours projecting for the first 2; to make it last longer, spray it a couple of times on clothes.
I own both, Bleu and Man, and they are different. Longevity and sillage aren’t equal; on my skin, Man lasts longer but Bleu projects better. Jimmy Choo maintains its sweetness in the dry down with pineapple and melon, while Bleu stays on lime. For a much lower price than Bleu, it’s an excellent perfume. 7/10.
A fragrance I love, with a soapy and lavender opening that gives way to fruits and a sweet touch. The dry down is my favorite part: soft, woody, and with pineapple. If the projection were better, it would be a 10. The sillage is moderate and lasts about 2 hours. I like it a lot! I didn’t have anything like this in my collection, similar to BLEU de Chanel. Although I don’t own it or have tried it, I’m sure if it shares any nuances, I’ll love it.
This fragrance totally knocked me out. It starts with that soapy lavender note that blends beautifully with the fruits and a pleasant sweetness. What really hooks me is the dry-down: sweet, soft, woody, with that pineapple fruitiness—it’s simply exquisite. If the projection were better, this would be a beast; right now the trail is moderate and lasts about two hours. I absolutely love it! There’s nothing like this in my collection; it’s a truly unique scent. Maybe BLEU de Chanel has a similar nuance, although I’ve never tried it, but I’m sure I’d adore it.
I tried it today and didn’t detect any pineapple, which is so delicious in Vibram Leather. I found it flat and subtle, smelling like Good Boy. It lacks magic and charm. It smells very soda-like with low longevity and projection. Based on the reviews, I thought it would be better. Blind buying doesn’t always work.
I was gifted two 1.5ml samples and tested them during the day, afternoon, and evening. The scent is pleasant but not intense, with medium-low sillage and a maximum longevity of 2 hours. I was surprisingly disappointed by the longevity and sillage; I don’t understand how a branded fragrance at that price point can have such poor quality in those areas. I overapplied it, and it still lasts the same. I don’t recommend buying it because at that price, it doesn’t deliver on quality; better to go with another fragrance. Update! It really smells like Blue Chanel? That’s absurd. I’m not trying to be disrespectful, but this doesn’t even remotely resemble it. Those who say they smell pineapple… this smells only of citrus; neither melon nor pineapple is noticeable. It doesn’t declare lemon or bergamot, but it basically smells like that, with very mediocre performance.
I’ve used it occasionally for almost a year and I’m reviewing it because I see it’s undervalued here. Maybe it’s due to lack of advertising or because some YouTuber criticized it and their followers repeated the sentiment (like happened with D&G K EDT, which I’m glad didn’t become as widespread). It’s not a very original scent; it has similarities with Bleu (EDT) and Coach for Men, but I don’t see it as negative since I like both. It’s not bad either; it happens with many brands; how many perfumes have been inspired by Invictus or One Million? Even high-end houses have their versions. Here, at least, Jimmy Choo has a good price: I saw testers for €20 and online deals for €30. Scent: fruity opening (melon) with lavender and pink pepper, which lasts quite a while (it’s linear) before giving way to suede (an elegant touch for me) and patchouli in the base. It’s simple, without much evolution, but pleasant and functional. If you have 300 perfumes, it might be redundant, but if you want to reduce your collection, it’s a versatile option. Performance isn’t great, but it doesn’t last minutes or require 20 sprays (the atomizer is excellent); it lasts on skin about 3-5 hours depending on the weather (lasts longer on clothes) and projects softly to moderate bursts almost all the time, barely noticeable. With a price similar to Zara, it’s acceptable. In the end, it’s subjective; you have to try it on skin. If it lasts 5 minutes, discard it and keep testing. Cheers.
I’ve worn it occasionally for almost a year and am reviewing it because I feel it’s underrated here. I’m not sure if it’s due to lack of advertising, negative reviews from YouTubers who copied their audience (like what happened with D&G K EDT), or simply because many people didn’t like it, which is respectable. It’s not very original, sharing similarities with Bleu EDT and Coach for Men, but I don’t see it as negative since I like both. It’s also not a flaw; this happens with many brands. How many perfumes were inspired by Invictus or One Million? Even luxury houses have their “inspirations.” Here, this Jimmy Choo is a good value: I saw it as a tester for €20 and online on sale for €30. It opens with fruity notes (melon), lavender, and pink pepper, which last quite a while (it’s linear) before giving way to suede, which adds elegance, and patchouli in the base. It’s simple, with little evolution, but pleasant and functional. If you have 300 perfumes, it might be redundant, but if you want to trim your collection, it’s versatile. The performance isn’t great, but it’s ridiculous to say it lasts minutes or that you need 20 sprays (the atomizer is good). It lasts on skin depending on the weather for 3-5 hours (longer on clothes) and projects softly with occasional bursts almost all the time, barely noticeable. At that price, it doesn’t cost more than a Zara one, so it’s acceptable. Average performance for an EDT with a pleasant scent. Reviews are subjective opinions; you have to test on skin. If it lasts 5 minutes on you, discard it and keep testing. Best regards.
Rich, fresh, and sophisticated aroma! The downside is its poor performance: low longevity. Still, I recommend it.
In a local store with limited options, I tried several bottles before finding this one. Despite its flaws, I have no regrets. The opening is a fresh, earthy patchouli mixed with the zing of pink pepper—very explosive but pleasant. It then settles into smoky, sweet pineapple with incense and spices; the fruity notes dominate with a bitter touch, very masculine. The dry down features a soft, suede-like powdery texture with clean lavender adding warmth. It’s a delicate fruity-aromatic fragrance that conquers any olfactory demand. Perfect for spring and summer, I wear it at the office even though it’s fragile and sits close to the skin; bursts of this intoxicating scent appear, lasting about 3 hours. It’s cheerful, youthful, and elegant for any occasion. Its downside is longevity and projection; you need to apply it sparingly. It’s a pity because it smells exquisite. It generates compliments if someone gets close, but its flankers might be better. For the price and quality, there are better options.
Pleasant but fleeting. With all the options available on the market, it’s not worth buying.
I didn’t believe it, but it’s quite similar to Chanel Blue, just lower quality. I like it, but I thought it would be something different. Maybe I’ll try layering it to get more out of this good Jimmy.
I’m wearing it at the office right now; I’ve had it since almost its launch in 2015/2016 in a 50ml bottle. It’s sweet, fresh, youthful, and fruity. What stands out most is the pineapple paired with melon, highlighted by a subtle touch of pink pepper that makes them effervescent. In the dry down, softened patchouli with suede. Jimmy Choo Man is rich, easy to wear, and pleasant. The performance isn’t remarkable, sure… but sometimes it doesn’t matter; to feel good, we just reapply. Luckily, I found it again and can finally enjoy it.
It’s a waste of money. The scent is great, but it doesn’t last on the skin and has poor projection for the price we paid. There are much better options out there.
POLO BLUE EDT!!!
It’s that typical fruity fragrance with a very noticeable pineapple opening. Reminds me a bit of Jaguar Black. It’s pleasant, but the performance is just okay. I do like the packaging: eye-catching, simple, and easy to use. Overall, there are better options in this fragrance category.
Delicious.
It’s decent dry down; I’ve had it for four years. I use it sparingly because the performance isn’t great; it’s reliable but nothing special. It’s a good backup option, but not a signature scent, as it resembles many others on the market.
Smells like Calvin Klein One Y and Versus Black—nothing new under the sun.
Clean and simple scent, perfect when you don’t want to overthink it. Synthetic fruity opening, like shower gel. For the price, it gets the job done for everyday wear without worry, though it doesn’t really surprise. Others say it fades quickly, but my 2022 batch lasts about six hours on me.