Brit Homme was released in 2004, a year after the feminine of the line. Antoine Maisondieu lays a powdery rose over a bed of cardamom and ginger, running against a masculine decade that ignored the flower. Tonka bean, patchouli and musk hold the base and the nonchalance claimed by the campaign. The juice received a FiFi award in 2005 and became Brit For Him in the mid-2010s.
Rectangle of clear glass with the Brit check pattern, design credited to Fabien Baron; design revised in 2019.
The Brit Homme bottle is a rectangle of clear glass on which the Brit check pattern, the house's tartan, is applied directly onto the glass. Sephora, an outlet of the house, credits the design to Fabien Baron.
Burberry revised the design of several of its bottles in 2019: bottle and box may differ slightly from the original version, Notino warns.