5 Summer Fragrances for Everyday Wear
Here are 5 summer fragrances for men that are easy-wearing and work for all occasions. These fragrances evoke the feeling of summer – light, bright, and optimistic – whilst making you feel great!
Summer is the perfect season to refresh your fragrance collection with scents that embody the essence of the warm, sunny months.
Whether you’re looking for something fresh and sophisticated for daily wear or a unique, elegant scent for special occasions, these summer fragrances for men are sure to impress. Here’s a look at some of our standout options:
1. Aesop Tacit
- Price: £70 / 50ml
- Year of Release: 2015
- Fragrance Type: Eau de Parfum (EDP)
- Notes: Basil Grand Vert, Yuzu, Citrus, Spices
Why We Love It: Aesop Tacit is a fresh, sophisticated, and subtly spicy fragrance that’s perfect for daily wear. The blend of basil grand vert, yuzu, and spices creates a modern yet timeless scent that is both invigorating and elegant.
Info from the Brand: Inspired by the Mediterranean coast, Aesop Tacit combines fresh and spicy notes to evoke a sense of effortless sophistication. It’s an ideal choice for those who appreciate a fragrance that is both distinctive and wearable in various settings.
2. Miller Harris Celadon
- Price: £180 / 100ml
- Year of Release: 2024
- Fragrance Type: Eau de Parfum (EDP)
- Notes:
- Top: Tea Ceylon, Tomato Leaves, Cardamom, Verbena
- Heart: Rose, Basil Rose, Lavender Sault, Indian Tuberose, Magnolia
- Base: Virginian Cedarwood, Moss, Smoky Notes, Musk, Mate
Why We Love It: This sophisticated blend of green notes with a warm, sensual finish makes Miller Harris Celadon perfect for any occasion. The combination of tea Ceylon and tomato leaf is both refreshing and unique, while the warm base notes add depth and longevity.
Info from the Brand: Inspired by a Chinese novel, the fragrance features unique notes like tomato leaf and mate tea, evoking a sense of purity and complexity.
3. Mizensir Vert Empire
- Price: Not Specified
- Year of Release: 2021
- Fragrance Type: Eau de Parfum (EDP)
- Notes: Bergamot, Green Tea, Vetiver, Cedarwood, White Musk
Why We Love It: Mizensir Vert Empire is fresh and elegant, making it ideal for special occasions. The fragrance balances green and woody notes perfectly, providing a fresh yet lasting scent that is both refined and captivating.
Info from the Brand: A refined fragrance that balances green and woody notes, providing a fresh yet lasting scent.
4. Penhaligon’s Castile
- Price: £144 / 100ml
- Year of Release: 1998
- Fragrance Type: Eau de Toilette (EDT)
- Notes:
- Top: Bergamot, Petitgrain
- Heart: Neroli, Orange Blossom
- Base: Wood, Musk
Why We Love It: A classic citrusy scent, Penhaligon’s Castile is both fresh and comforting. The combination of bergamot and orange blossom creates a bright, uplifting fragrance, while the woody base adds a touch of elegance.
Info from the Brand: Inspired by Spanish Seville, this fragrance captures the essence of citrus groves with a touch of elegant floral notes.
5. Molton Brown Sunlit Clementine & Vetiver
- Price: £120 / 100ml
- Year of Release: 2024
- Fragrance Type: Eau de Parfum (EDP)
- Notes:
- Top: Clementine, Lemon, Bergamot
- Heart: Neroli, Cardamom, Jasmine
- Base: Vetiver, Amber, Musk
Why We Love It: Vibrant and uplifting, Molton Brown Sunlit Clementine & Vetiver is perfect for summer days. The zesty top notes of clementine, lemon, and bergamot blend beautifully with the warm base of vetiver, amber, and musk, creating a scent that is both refreshing and sophisticated.
Info from the Brand: A bright and sunny fragrance that blends citrus and floral notes with a warm, earthy base, capturing the essence of a sunlit day.
These summer fragrances offer a range of scents to suit any preference, from fresh and citrusy to warm and sophisticated. Whether you’re looking for something to wear daily or a scent for special occasions, these options from Aesop, Miller Harris, Mizensir, Penhaligon’s, and Molton Brown provide the perfect olfactory experience for the sunny season.
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