Collection
Fougère
The fougère family, from the French word for fern, combines lavender, coumarin and oakmoss in a clean, aromatic accord.
It is the foundation of many classic men's fragrances, now reinterpreted with a modern, unisex twist.
Modern fougères are softer than their classic counterparts: lavender remains the star, but is paired with vanilla, amber and woods to create fragrances that suit everyone and are easy to wear every day.
Fougère fragrances from our selection
There are 11, from 6 different houses. Some to try: Green Irish Tweed by Creed, a unisex green aromatic fragrance; Reflection - Man by Amouage, a unisex fougère fragrance; Papyrus by Clive Christian, an aromatic fragrance; Uden by Xerjoff, an aromatic woody fragrance; Deziro by Nishane, a fresh aromatic men's fragrance; Wild Rush by Initio Parfums Privés, a unisex aromatic fougère fragrance.
These are fragrances best worn in summer and spring.
Not sure where to start? Visit our perfumery in Treviglio for a fragrance consultation, or choose samples: with a purchase of at least €100, we'll give you 10 free.
11 products
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Iris Debonair
from€320,00
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Deziro
from€245,00
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Green Irish Tweed
from€320,00
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Viking
from€320,00
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Wild Rush
from€280,00
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Papyrus
€500,00
Erolfa
from€320,00
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Original Santal
from€320,00
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Viking Cologne
from€295,00
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Uden
€235,00Domande frequenti
Profumi fougère: cosa sono e da quale iniziare?
I profumi fougère sono profumi costruiti su lavanda, cumarina e muschio di quercia: aromatici e puliti, alla base di molti profumi maschili. Per iniziare, tra quelli che trovi da noi: <a href="/en/products/reflection-man">Reflection - Man</a>, <a href="/en/products/iris-debonair">Iris Debonair</a> e <a href="/en/products/deziro">Deziro</a>. In boutique te li facciamo provare sulla pelle.
Profumi fougère: per l'estate o per l'inverno?
Tutto l'anno: freschi e puliti di giorno, più caldi con il freddo grazie alla cumarina. Ne parliamo in anche i profumi seguono le stagioni.
