New Tradition vs Homme

Shared character

Both New Tradition and Homme share a core composition of lemon, rose, bergamot, ylang-ylang, iris/orris, musk, vetiver, lavender, and clove. They are characterized by citrus, woody, spicy, earthy, and aromatic accords.

How they differ

New Tradition features unique notes of geranium, patchouli, and carnation, resulting in floral, green, fresh, fresh spicy, patchouli, and warm spicy accords. Homme contains a different profile including cedarwood, sandalwood, grapefruit, vanilla, amber, leather, mandarin, ginger, birch, tarragon, ambergris, bourbon vetiver, orange, caraway, and mandarin orange. These ingredients contribute to leather, smoky, resinous, leathery, animalic, lavender, and yellow floral accords in Homme.

Who each suits

New Tradition suits those who prefer fresh, green, and warm spicy floral profiles. Homme suits those who prefer smoky, leathery, resinous, and animalic woody profiles.