Spicy black pepper and coriander top notes invigorate the senses for a bold opening
Floral heart with iris root adds a touch of elegance and complexity
Warm tolu balm base enhances longevity and warmth
Sandalwood and patchouli provide a rich, woody base for lasting depth
Vanilla notes create a subtle sweetness for a balanced profile
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Gentleman started as a man, not a scent. In 1969, Hubert de Givenchy — tall, precise, obsessive about elegance — named his first menswear line after himself, calling it simply "Gentleman Givenchy." The fragrance followed in 1974, built to capture whatever it was about him that made a room notice: quiet, not loud, but unmistakable. Decades