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Gentleman (1974)

1974 · For men · Woody

Gentleman (1974) by Givenchy was launched in 1974, a woody fragrance for men, composed by Paul Leger. Its accord profile is led by woody, patchouli and earthy. Key notes: Patchouli, Cedar and Orris Root.

At a glance

Dominant accordswoody, patchouli, earthy
Key notesPatchouli, Cedar, Orris Root, Jasmine
Community rating4.23/5 from 2,951 votes

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Accord profile

woody14%patchouli12%earthy11%animalic11%warm spicy10%musky9%honey9%powdery9%leather8%mossy8%

Note pyramid

Top, heart and base notes as recorded for this composition. Each note links to every other fragrance in the database that uses it.

About this fragrance

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Givenchy Gentleman (1974) opens with an unexpected honeyed rose, sharpened by cinnamon and tarragon. This sweet-spicy overture quickly gives way to a heart of patchouli, cedar, orris root, and jasmine, where the earthiness begins to dominate. The base is a complex tapestry of patchouli, leather, civet, oakmoss, vetiver, musk, amber, and vanilla—a deeply animalic, woody foundation that defines the fragrance's character. The main accords—woody, patchouli, earthy, animalic, warm spicy, and musky—are present from start to finish, making it a true powerhouse of the old school.

This is a collector's piece for those who appreciate bold, uncompromising masculines. The civet and leather lend a lived-in quality, while the patchouli and oakmoss anchor it in tradition. It suits mature wearers who are confident in their skin and seek a scent with historical weight. Ideal for cool weather and evening wear, Givenchy Gentleman is a benchmark of 1970s perfumery—rich, complex, and utterly distinctive.

中文簡介

Givenchy Gentleman (1974) 以蜂蜜與玫瑰的甜潤開場,肉桂與龍蒿增添辛香層次。核心是廣藿香、雪松、鳶尾根與茉莉,泥土感逐漸浮現。基底融合廣藿香、皮革、麝貓香、橡苔、岩蘭草、麝香、琥珀與香草,動物感與木質調交織,塑造出濃郁而陽剛的個性。主調從頭到尾貫穿木質、廣藿香、泥土、動物性、暖辛與麝香,是老派香水的典範。

此香適合追求大膽、不妥協男性香水的收藏家。麝貓香與皮革帶來歷練感,廣藿香與橡苔則穩住傳統根基。適合成熟、自信的用家,在涼爽天氣或晚間使用,展現1970年代香水的豐富與複雜。

Reference data

HouseGivenchy
NameGentleman (1974)
Launched1974
Marketed asFor men
Dominant familyWoody
PerfumerPaul Leger
Notes recorded16
Accords10

Quick answers

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What are the notes in Gentleman (1974)?

Gentleman (1974) by Givenchy: top notes are Honey, Rose, Cinnamon and Tarragon; heart notes are Patchouli, Cedar, Orris Root and Jasmine; base notes are Patchouli, Leather, Civet, Oakmoss, Vetiver, Musk, Amber and Vanilla.

What accords does Gentleman (1974) have?

The dominant accords recorded for Gentleman (1974) are woody (100.0%); patchouli (86.9%); earthy (84.3%); animalic (77.5%); warm spicy (70.3%).

Who created Gentleman (1974)?

Gentleman (1974) by Givenchy was composed by Paul Leger.

When was Gentleman (1974) launched?

Gentleman (1974) by Givenchy was first released in 1974.

What does Gentleman (1974) smell like?

Gentleman (1974) is recorded as a woody fragrance, centred on Patchouli, Cedar and Orris Root.

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