Tiffany for Men Tiffany for men

Gorgeous professionals I knew wore this one. M.D.'s, attorneys, international businessmen (and women) relished in this masterpiece.

And so did I although I'm nothing to fancy and marvel at as opposed to the folks I knew who did wear this fragrance.

I'm not, nor was I one, a loyal devotee of the Tiffany & Co. fan club.

I just loved the fragrance for men, that was all.

Simply stated. I remember the uproar amongst my circle when it was discontinued! Oh, the memories!

The ultimate powdery, sandalwood oriental designer men's fragrance, I'd say. There was talk that there are at least two versions. All I can say is that the one I have is very strong and long-lasting. The other thing is that the oakmoss is quite strong (which may be why it had to be reformulated, if it was), so you've got several strong notes that waft up, and if you don't like any one of them, you will probably not like this one. This is not for the office or the summer, and most young guys would think this too "old," I'd guess. It's natural smelling and well blended. I'll also mention that if it's too strong you can dilute it with perfumer's alcohol (I just use vodka), which is what I've done successfully (for my tastes) with Kouros and One Man Show. The only other one I can think of in this category is JHL, but that one comes across as more "floral" than this one. Also, JHL isn't as dynamic as Tiffany.

This perfume is me. This is ION.
Unfortunately there's no way to get it here, Tiffany won't ship it either and my sister who visits New York every 2 months has no free time to get it for me.
Any kind soul out there? :-)

Tiffany for Men is a classic masculine fragrance that I'm glad to own. I have to be in the mood to wear it, but it never lets me down. It's a very floral, powdery oriental like Chanel Pour Monsieur Concentree (released the same year and also by Jacques Polge), however Tiffany for Men smells more refined and classy. I usually hate powdery fragrances, but this one is tolerable and complex - it's really the only true powdery fragrance I enjoy. Also, look for the chypre structure hidden under that powder; yeah, it's an oriental, but there's a chypre in there too and that's some good blending. When I say I have to be in the mood to wear it, this is mainly because I have trouble wearing powdery orientals when I'm moving around. It may sound weird but it can make me feel heavy, hot, and bothered. I have the same problem with a few Amouage fragrances.

Tiffany for Men can be a doozy for many fellas, but when approached with an open mind it's not so bad, and will most likely grow on you over time. That being said, I find it quite formal, so I usually save it for formal occasions.

ADDENDUM: I find that the least expensive, and by far the most fun and most elegant way to buy Tiffany For Men is directly from Tiffany. Most ebay and Amazon offerings are much more expensive (especially if you buy less than 3.4 oz bottle) and even with shipping Tiffany is less expensive. Also, do not waste time checking out the normal discout perfume sources: even if they promise Tiffany Fro Men in search engine results, when yhou get to their web sites they al are "oput of stock." GO DIRECTLY TO TIFFANY.

This is an assured, complex fragrance that is not immediately accessible. I find a note in the opening a bit agressive for my taste (I'm told this is rosewood) but as its acerbic pungency dries down this accord gives a unique strength to the total experience of the fragrance.

This is not an immediately beautiful fragrance, Nor is it an immediately comforting fragrance, But it is extraordinarily deep, ever changing, subtle, long lasting, fascinating, and potent.

As the top notes dry down, and the total aura settles, a rich oriental tapestry unfolds with a full but quiet, woodsy bottom. This is a very smooth, ever evolving fragrance that leaves an attractive, full wake and that lasts many hours.

The highest compliment I can give this creation is that unlike many attractive scents: The man who wears this fragrance will define it's character to the world as much as it will define the man who wears it.

Tiffany for Men is the best from all the other men fragrance

Tiffany and Chanel pour Monsieur Concentree are very similar. Both were created by Mr. Polge Sr. at around the same time. The main difference among both would be that Chanel pour Monsieur Concentree includes some of the notes of the original Pour Monsieur, while in this one, those citric-like notes are lost. You can state that the bergamot might give it an hesperidic character, but this is not so.

The presence of lavender and bergamot in the top notes are quite evident; mid and base notes are difficult to isolate to my perception, but there is vanilla and an amberine/musky feeling worked in such a way that these are presented in an original way.

Reviewers mention attributes such as "classy" and "sophisticated" when writing about Tiffany; I have the feeling this is a perception triggered by associations to the brand. Obviously, it is not a present- day type of scent, so Tiffany could be described as "classic" in terms of its style - to the extent of my knowledge, I am pretty sure you will not find fragrances under the same kind of olfactive structure.

Regarding the sophistication, I don't have much to say about it since I can not associate this with fragrances.

Groomed,dressed up and ready for cruising down town. what a delight to be able to wear a fantastic scent that almost nobody owns and nobody recognizes....

Last time i've been getting a lot of compliments and questions.......this is a well kept secret, ladies and gentleman.

My Tiffany for men.....another cherished diamond from Chanel's master nose jacques Polge.
Hard to find, only sold by Tiffany online and sometimes (if you are very lucky) on ebay.

This 1989 scent is 200 % pure lust,
pure elegancy in a bottle. Put on your nicest suit, your finest tie, your 10 K panerai designers watch andjust a few sprays of this delicious scent.

Go dining in your favorite michelin two star restaurant with your favorite girl and enjoy......
Everybody you meet wearing this recognizes the sophistication, the luxury and refinement of this scent in an instand.

In my top 5, for sure....if you can get your hands on one, buy it! ( you won't even have to try it)

There are times in life you buy an item to be able to say you bought something from a certain place. Tiffany & Co. famous torquoise color boxes or bags are recognizable by everyone.

I don't remember if I bought this scent for the reason mention or because I enjoyed the fragrance back then.

The fragrance is complex and sweet(very artificial Vanilla). I have a little left but use it more as a room fragrance. It does have staying power but it is somewhat dated. I am glad I can say I have purchased something from Tiffany & Co. This is not a fragrance I will be purchasing again.