Pasha de Cartier, a men’s eau de toilette launched in 1992, takes its name from the house’s Pasha watch. Cartier describes it as a classic fougère accord in which fresh, luminous lavender contrasts with the woody depth of patchouli; its original description added mandarin, thyme, mint, rosewood, coriander and oakmoss.
A refillable bottle with gadroons, topped with a blue cabochon in tribute to the Pasha watch; 50, 100 and 150 ml, with a 200 ml refill.
The Pasha de Cartier bottle takes up the line’s emblematic gadroons, which lengthen its silhouette and highlight the blue cabochon, the house’s tribute to its watchmaking icon.
Cartier redesigned it as part of its eco-responsible commitments: the glass weight drops by 19% and plastic use by 65%, and the bottle contains 12% recycled glass.
It is refillable with a 200 ml refill, compatible with the new 50, 100 and 150 ml bottles and with them only; an automatic stop system ends the filling once the bottle is full.
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