Original 1910 Everlast for men

I never heard of Everlast until I received it as a sample. My first response was, "Where has this little gem been"? Although aimed at men(Everlast is the company that makes boxing equipment and the packaging is spare and macho) it is woman friendly for casual times. Slightly sweet, spicy red cedar dominates. Woody herbs and citrus add punch. This would be so refreshing on a sultry day. There is also something Christmas-y about Everlast. It would be a good choice for informal year end holiday events. I wouldn't consider this one a must have but it should be welcomed in anybody's perfume wardrobe, especially since it's VERY reasonably priced.

This isn't such a bad perfume.

The smell is very mature but sweet to. Its about $20 for a 100ml bottle, but you can't go wrong. Perfect for use after a shower form the gym, or sport or just in general.

Longevity/Silage & Projection is an issue, very weak but smell is nice

7/10 for me (rated high mostly for the smell)

This is very nice, reminds me a little bit of Dune. Citrus and Mint with a some spicy, woody drydown. Well done.

Very nice with a lot of character. Quite cheap at the moment but doesn't smell inexpensive. A fresh citrus and mint opening with a touch of cinnamon. Then a fresh, soapy, leather and spicy drydown. It's similar to Tommy Hilfiger Est.1985 but Everlast is better. Projection is up to sctratch and this is a pleasant men's retro cologne. A neat little bottle too.

I guess I'd call this an oriental, leather fougere. The ingredients seem to be of decent quality, which surprised me. Anyway, you get intense grapefruit/citrus at first with some mild mint, along with a typical fougere lavender. Over time, this weakens and a strong "clean" leather note emerges, along with the oriental accord of patchouli, tonka, spice, and mild wood. It's not quite as complex or strong as the "power" fragrances of the 1980s but it does reference them. Was this an attempt to "go retro?" Anyway, it's a good all-around fragrance, especially for those who want "substance" in a recent men's fragrance, except perhaps in really hot and humid conditions (when I'd probably reach for something like Green Jeans). The only thing is that you would have to be in the mood for the fougere accord, the strong citrus at first, and the leather note. I get very good longevity and projection ("sillage") with it.

Doesn't smell cheap and for the price is one of the best bang for the buck fragrances on the market. A nice oriental that's easy to wear in the summer and won't put a dent in your wallet.

Wow, This is fantastic. If Antoine Lie had made this for one of the bigger designers this would be a best selling classic. I am not a fragrance snob in the slightest and am a firm believer that a good scent is a good scent.
It is difficult to detect any individual notes but the overall effect is a spicy oriental. Like most people, i found this very cheap in TK Maxx and i am very glad i did. Absolute winner.

Got this 2day, very nice perfume, my only problem is that it only lasted about 30 minutes on me, but i could be wrong mabey other people smelled it on me longer?

This is a very well done fragrance. A local store was having a big sale of items that they had aquired from another store that had went out of business. Eventually they got down to around 70% off the prices, and had 5 of these left. It also came with a deoderant. I picked one up off a whim since it was going to be around 5 dollars. Now I wished I would have grabbed them all. Becasue of course when I went back the next day after realizing I had just found a winner the rest of them were already gone.

for me its not good and nice, very sour

Not bad masculine scent, although might feel a bit robust or harsh to some. I would say it's best for 30+ age group. Longevity is average (6-8 hours). Goes for really low price at the moment.

Base notes are not that good IMO, so the smell is best within first few hours.

3/5 from me

I have been waiting to buy this ever since I first tried it. The very first few times I saw this I walked on by: it just didn't seem like it could be a worthwhile prospect. At $19.95 Australian (on sale) for a 100mL EDT, 100mL hair and body shampoo and a 75g deodorant - it just seemed too cheap to be a quality product. Then I tried it. An intense lavender and orange opening gives way to middle notes which include spices and wood. The opening notes are so delightful that I found myself reapplying the fragrance every hour or two.

The basenotes of leather, musk and wood under pin the other notes, making this a robust and masculine fragrance. The musk and leather are the last notes I detect before it eventually fades to nothing.

The sillage is reasonable and it lasts quite well - about 4 hours. Well worth the meagre investment.

This is one of the best 'value' buys I have made. This is available at very reasonable prices, however, it is not a "cheap" scent. I was very surprised to find a fragrance by Everlast to have such a heady, sophisticated scent. This is not some cheap, mass marketed oriental, but rather a well-designed oriental blended by perfumer Antoine Lie from Givaudan. While the top notes are initially a bit harsh, they mellow quickly into a very attractive heart lasting for about 2 hours. The heart notes are lovely and transition to a lovely, solid base. This potion lasts for a full 8 hours on my skin. If I didn't know better, I would think that this was a very expensive niche frag. Oriental lovers ----- don't miss this one. Two thumbs up!!!