Jasper Conran Him Jasper Conran for men

An interesting one. Conran Man opens with a very sharp blast of citrus and smoky hay. Eventually this gives way to a a softer and slightly soapy note that will stay with you for the rest of the day. This is an ultra masculine and not very sophisticated scent, but under the right circumstances I really like it (although my wife doesn’t).

Conran Man comes into its own in cold weather – the colder the better. It reminds me of a walk in a snowy pine forest where you suddenly come by a burnt out camp fire. This scenery runs non stop on my inner movie whenever I wear this fragrance, preferably under a thick woollen sweater. And, as other reviewers have pointed out, it will compliment a smoker.

It’s a bit crude though, and it should not command a premium price. If you can find it at a discount price – and you can – it is well worth a try for it’s winter qualities. But I doubt that it will sustain interest long enough to empty a bottle. After two seasons it has earned a firm place at the back of my shelf and it's rapidly heading for the swap box.

Recommended.

The first note that hits you is a sort of cigarette ashtray smell, the mention of the "burnt out camp fire" above is fitting. Then it settles down to a soft citrus/soapy smell. Quite pleasant. A simple unsophisticated cologne. This has a similarity to Mugler Cologne but this is not quite as good.

Yeah i agree its ok as a day to day scent - compliments the smell of smoke (if ur a smoker like myself ) clean and crisp -but ultimately forgettable.

Fresh citrus fragance, I see it as unisex and wearable any time of the year.
It reminds me of Thierry Mugler Cologne, but I think Jasper Conran is lighter and more citrus (while less green). The note I get the most is grapefruit.
Quite good for an everyday-office use.