Men
Made to Measure
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Gucci Made to Measure is a spicy oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2013, this olfactory composition features lavender, Calabrian bergamot, Tunisian orange blossom, and anise in the top notes. The heart unfolds plum, juniper berries, cinnamon, nutmeg, and water lily. Finally, the base notes reveal leather, amber, patchouli, and labdanum.
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Spicy opening with lots of lavender, very common in Gucci lately. What I like most is the dry-down, where the amber really comes through. It has low sillage, you need to overapply to catch it, and longevity is weak; it’s barely noticeable on the skin. It reminds me of another fragrance I can’t quite place. If it lasted longer, I’d rate it higher. Nice bottle and good marketing with James Franco.
I tested this on my husband’s magazine paper and MAMMA MIA, what a delight! I totally agree with the text saying it needs a man to shine, just like a suit. The leather and spices blend with the wearer’s skin heat and style. I couldn’t describe it better, though on skin it feels even richer, more intense, and masculine. I’m already getting it.
This fragrance has quite a spicy opening, but you also notice the lavender, which has been heavily used lately in many Gucci men’s scents. What I like most is its dry-down, quite masculine; I think the most I can detect is the amber. It has a very weak trail; if you want to notice it, you’ll have to overapply, and longevity is also very weak, barely noticeable on the skin. It reminds me of another fragrance I’ve smelled, but I can’t recall which one. If it had better longevity, I would hold it in higher esteem. Very nice bottle and great advertising with charismatic James Franco.
Great fragrance for men. Opens with lavender and bergamot, but the blend of the other notes is well-balanced. The leather is soft, followed by patchouli and amber. I recommend giving it a try.
Very good fragrance for men. Upon spraying, you notice the lavender and bergamot without losing the balanced blend of the other notes. The leather felt very soft, followed by patchouli and amber. I recommend giving it a try.
The black sheep of my collection. A true teacher who showed me not to trust those little test strips; my arms were soaked in other scents, so I tested this on paper. The bergamot was less intrusive and reminded me more of a regular lemon, like Dior Sport. The main note remained lavender, but sophisticated, mixed with the pharmaceutical sweetness of anise; the leather was barely noticeable. I really liked it and decided to buy it for summer. The problem was how it performed on my skin: it transformed into something extremely boring, just lavender and a shrill bergamot blasting me with direct ‘jabes’ to the nose. I couldn’t perceive anything else. I place it in the ‘depressing’ category, alongside Lancôme’s Hypnose and La Nuit de l’Homme. Longevity was clocked at a quarter of an hour, and the trail is moderate-soft, a grotesquely mediocre performance. As for elegance, obviously it depends on personal taste; there are few I consider truly elegant, one of them being Tom Ford Noir. Rating: a mess, my lavender mothballs smell better and last much longer.
The black sheep of my collection. A masterclass that taught me you can’t trust the little test strips; my arms were soaked in other fragrances, and I tested this on paper. The bergamot was less intrusive, more like a standard lemon, such as Dior Sport; the main note remained lavender but sophisticated, with the pharmaceutical sweetness of anise, and the leather was very light. I really liked it and decided to buy it for summer. The problem arose when I wore it on my skin: it transformed into something extremely boring, just lavender and a shrill bergamot throwing direct jabs at my nose. I couldn’t perceive anything else. I categorize it in the depressive group alongside Lancôme’s Hypnose and La Nuit de l’Homme. I timed the longevity at 3/4 of an hour, and the trail is moderate-soft—a grotesquely mediocre performance. Regarding elegance, obviously it differs by taste; there are few I consider truly elegant; one of them is Tom Ford Noir. Rating: A mess. The lavender mothballs in my closet smell better and last much longer.
This perfume smells okay at first, but you have to overapply it all day, which shouldn’t be the case for the price. The longevity is terrible; it lasts nothing, absolutely nothing.
Exquisite fragrance that really depends on your skin type—ones not everyone can pull off. When I tried it, it was gorgeous and lasted ten hours or more.
I detect a slightly sweet citrus opening with bergamot, a lavender I never really noticed (unlike the one in Pour Homme by D&G), and a plum note. After four hours, it gets a bit spicy, probably from nutmeg or juniper berries with a touch of cinnamon. By eight hours, the impression is a bit confusing, perhaps patchouli and a musky vibe. By twelve hours, it’s residual patchouli and labdanum, maybe a soft amber. The best part is the opening, which holds for about two hours. The trail is moderate, but over-applying can make it heavier for the first two or three hours; afterward, it stays moderate and ends up skin-close. Longevity is over twelve hours using about 1.3 ml. I see it as a mid-season scent, perfect for fall and winter. It didn’t completely win me over, but I found it better executed in performance than Gucci by Gucci.
I wouldn’t recommend it. I’m not sure if it’s my pH, but on me it lasts a maximum of two hours. In my humble opinion, the scent is very boring. For the price, which is very high, it’s not worth it. One of the worst fragrance purchases I’ve ever made.
Totally agree with Olorami, it smells like a man. On my skin, it lasts more than twelve hours without needing a reapplication. Here comes the pH factor again: for some, it will be a marvel, as it is for me, while for others, there won’t be that chemistry the creator intended when he says only one extra ingredient is needed to activate it. Undoubtedly, buying my custom bottle was a great decision.
I bought it because it definitely smells good. I’ve never been hooked on Gucci scents, but this one is delicious and masculine. Its only drawback is the trail and longevity: the first hour lasts about half an hour, then another hour, and the second phase lasts 4 to 5 hours but only close to the skin. Only someone within 20 cm knows it smells good (your partner). You feel like your skin smells great, but… nobody else notices.
It’s a top-tier cocktail scent, but watch out: a cocktail lasts 2 to 3 hours. What’s the point of a trail then? Don’t break the kimonos—give what it has to give, and at the right moment, nothing more. That’s how it should be. Learn that the trail doesn’t tell you when to wear it.
It starts strong enough to eat the world, but it fades halfway through, and the memory effect is low. The fruity, anise, and citrus opening is striking, giving way quickly to plum, cinnamon, and resins. Dry down smells like leather and resins. It’s versatile for standing out in the first two hours and… not much more.
Starts strong enough to eat the world but fades halfway through with a weak memory effect. Fruity, anise-driven citrus opening that quickly gives way to plum, cinnamon, and resins. Dries down to leather and resins. It’s versatile enough to stand out in the first two hours and… not much more.
I understand the criticism, but the overall verdict isn’t fair. I’ve had the bottle since the beginning; first I didn’t use it due to other pursuits, then because my ex gave it to me and it evoked happy memories in the Vall d’Aran, surrounded by greenery and wine. When everything ended, I thought about those days with a certain nostalgia. By the way, my cat used the drawer, and the atmosphere became sad and nostalgic, just like this perfume. The overall opinion hasn’t been fair. It’s not that bad or generic. It’s a well-constructed fresh spicy scent for daily wear or the office, just for smelling good. Classic notes: bergamot, nutmeg, lavender, anise, and cinnamon, finishing with patchouli. Fresh, spicy, and clean, without the smell of cheap cologne. The development is interesting; the cinnamon gives it an oriental touch without losing freshness. Performance is weak but not poor: it projects well for the first two hours and lasts 5 or 6 hours on the skin, but on clothes it lasts much longer. I recommend liberal application. I’m glad I recovered it and saw its humble beauty.
Pleasant, but I expected more from Gucci. It lacks intensity, presence, and personality. It comes across as timid and generic, nothing impactful. Maybe it’s for personal use or the office. It’s not ideal for going out or dates unless you reapply every 50 minutes. There are masterpieces in the house’s past, but it stands out little in modern times. It feels flat, not novel, and doesn’t justify the cost. That said, the bottle is magnificent.
Good on its own. It was a gift I didn’t use for a long time until I felt guilty and tried it at night. It smells elegant, like a luxury hotel air freshener. It lasts about 5 hours with 7 sprays and has 2 hours of projection. It’s light for temperate climates, fresh but not for heat, due to spicy notes that can be annoying. It’s not cheap, and that disappoints me a bit; I pay for aromas and longevity, not for bottles. I’d recommend it for young people aged 20 to 35, in cooler weather, for daytime use, ideal for dates or quiet dinners.
I bought this thinking it would suit my skin, which is heavy and struggles with fresh scents. On my skin, it lasts over 14 hours and on clothes for a full day. The opening is divine, though it fades in 20 minutes, followed by spicy notes with a 2-meter sillage for about 3 hours. In the heat, the sillage is short. With 8 sprays, it fills the office and lasts about 8 hours. Women find it very masculine and not generic. Don’t trust brands because it doesn’t smell the same on everyone. High price, average sillage, but it can be unforgettable.
I bought this blindly as a gift for my boyfriend, and it smells exquisite on him, plus it lasts all day. It’s rare, which gives it a unique touch.
With a sharp suit, this fragrance is perfect. Exactly as described, a total beauty.
I’m not one to leave bad reviews, but this smells good for the price and brand. It’s simple and fresh, but no one will ask what you’re wearing because other perfumes are eating you alive on the street. If you’re looking for something to run to the grocery store and come back from, this is yours, but it won’t last more than an hour on the skin. There are more durable options at Mercadona. Notes of lavender, juniper, and bergamot. I see myself in a white tee in spring. Sillage is skin-deep.
Fresh and elegant, I used this years ago in autumn or for evening events. Nowadays, I’d look for something else because its longevity and projection really left a lot to be desired.
GUCCI MADE TO MEASURE: My latest purchase. I hunted for it for a long time, but the price was nearly impossible, so I gave up—until a rare perfume vendor offered me a 150ml bottle for $100, and I couldn’t resist. First, I had to tell my wife it was a one-time deal and ask her to understand; she agreed, of course, with a condition: a pair of boots. The scent is fresh, pleasant, soapy, and floral—sophisticated and uniquely beautiful. It’s not pretentious or loud, but subtle and soft, with a curious personality and distinction. It smells educated, orderly, and well-mannered. It denotes singular charm and allure, and while it resembles other offerings, it keeps its distance from them. The aroma is rich, well-constructed, and doesn’t disappoint, although frankly, it doesn’t quite reach magnificent status. I think that’s why the name: if they wanted to achieve something “measured,” they succeeded. It’s modest and prudent, yet charming and magical. It could have been a masterpiece or a gem, but instead, it ends up being nice, pleasant, and barely outstanding. In my opinion, it has a lot of potential that they never fully exploited. Overall, I liked it. A fragrance for collectors. I use it for any day, season, situation, or time of day. It works well for dates. Scent: 10. Projection: Moderate, 2 hours close. Longevity: 6 hours. Recommended only for collectors.
I searched high and low for this because the price was outrageous until I snagged it from a niche perfume vendor for $100. I told my wife it was a one-time deal, and she understood, of course, in exchange for a new pair of boots. The scent is fresh, soapy, and floral—very sophisticated yet unpretentious, with a curious and well-mannered personality. It smells rich and well-constructed, though it doesn’t quite reach masterpiece status; it’s a modest fragrance with charm. It has a lot of potential that wasn’t fully exploited. Great for collectors, suitable for any day or date. Scent: 10. Projection: 2 hours, close. Longevity: 6 hours.