Aramis Eau De Toilette - 240 Ml

Aramis Eau De Toilette – 240 ml (Splash / Spray Flacon)

Launched in 1964 and created by legendary perfumer Bernard Chant, Aramis Eau De Toilette is the ultimate titan of classic masculine chypre-leather perfumery. Built around a dry, uncompromising blend of Artemisia, bitter leather, oakmoss, and earthy patchouli, it represents timeless power, authority, and traditional vintage elegance.

The massive 240 ml (8.1 oz) flacon is a collector's staple—housed in the iconic amber-tinted glass splash/spray bottle with a ribbed gold cap, built for long-term daily use.

The Scent Profile: Leather, Oakmoss & Bitter Herbs

Aramis EDT is a bold, uncompromising leather-chypre that unfolds with intense vintage character:

• Top Notes: Artemisia (Wormwood), Bergamot, Clover, and Thyme (A sharp, dry, and bitter herbal opening with a distinct aromatic punch).

• Heart Notes: Patchouli, Sage, Jasmine, and Cardamom (A rich, earthy-spicy heart that adds depth and classic masculine structure).

• Base Notes: Leather, Oakmoss, Amber, Sandalwood, and Musk (A heavy, dry, and smoky leather-oakmoss foundation that stays on skin all day).

Why Vintage & Old-School Connoisseurs Favor It

• The Benchmark Leather-Chypre: Set the gold standard for masculine fragrance throughout the 1970s and 80s, remaining a power-house signature for decades.

• Zero Sweetness: Unlike modern gourmand or ambroxan-heavy designer scents, Aramis relies entirely on dry herbs, bitter leather, and moss.

• Incredible Value in 240 ml: The oversized 240 ml bottle offers an exceptionally low cost-per-milliliter for a legendary fragrance.

Performance & Application Tips

• Longevity: Delivers 8 to 10+ hours of wear on skin and easily stays on jackets or collars for days.

• Projection: Strong, commanding projection for the first 2 hours, leaving a distinct retro leather trail.

• Spray Level: 1 to 2 sprays maximum (or a small splash). In warm tropical humidity, a light hand is essential so the oakmoss and leather stay dry and sophisticated.