Comparing the two fragrances…

Jil Sander

Kenneth Cole
Simply
Black
Shared character
Both Simply and Black feature a combination of floral, woody, spicy, and powdery accords. They share common notes of tuberose, musk, mandarin, nutmeg, violet, and cedar.
How they differ
Simply includes notes of bergamot, vanilla, leather, cardamom, patchouli, galbanum, pear, and ambrette seed, resulting in a leathery accord. Black contains a wider variety of notes including jasmine, mint, magnolia, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, amber, incense, ginger, lily of the valley, suede, ambergris, lotus, citruses, iris, frankincense, basil, cedar leaf, water mint, white flowers, and hyacinth, which contribute green, fresh, synthetic, animalic, tuberose, and white floral accords.
Who each suits
Simply may suit those who prefer notes of leather, vanilla, and patchouli. Black may suit those who prefer green, fresh, or white floral profiles featuring notes like jasmine, mint, and sandalwood.
Only in Black