Jimmy Choo Man is the first men's fragrance from Jimmy Choo, launched in 2014 and composed by Anne Flipo. The London shoe house entrusted it to the face of Kit Harington, photographed by Peter Lindbergh. The Eau de Toilette, aromatic and woody, opens on lavender, mandarin and melon, moves through pink pepper and geranium, and settles on patchouli, suede and amber woods.
Lavender, mandarin and melon
The top combines lavender and mandarin, softened by watermelon. The house presents this opening as aromatic and fresh, the freshness of the fruit rounding out the lavender.
Pink pepper, geranium and pineapple leaf
The heart brings together pink pepper, geranium and a pineapple leaf, which the house presents as its touch of originality.
Patchouli, suede and amber woods
The base combines patchouli, suede and amber woods. Wikiparfum classifies Man among the aromatic fougères, while the house calls it aromatic and woody; both readings converge on the lavender and patchouli pairing that structures the formula.