Hermes Equipage eau de toilette for men offers an aromatic and woody composition with a spicy, dry character. It will appeal to men who seek a fragrance combining marjoram, tarragon and sandalwood.

Fragrance and Composition

Equipage was created as the first men's fragrance by Hermès. It was launched in 1970 and its scent composition was crafted by perfumer Guy Robert.

• Top notes: clary sage, aldehydes, mace, rosewood, bergamot and orange.
• Heart: cinnamon, clove, pine needles, jasmine and lily of the valley.
• Base: oakmoss, musk, patchouli, vetiver, tonka beans and vanilla.
• Key fragrance materials: marjoram, tarragon and sandalwood.
• Concentration: Eau de Toilette.

The official composition begins with Alcohol, Aqua and Parfum and includes, among other ingredients, oakmoss extract Evernia Prunastri.

Application

Spray the fragrance onto the body's pulse points.

Packaging

• Bottle volume: 100 ml.
• The bottle shape is inspired by the lanterns of historical carriages.
• The black cap is a reference to a riding helmet.
• The back label is decorated with a drawing by Philippe Dumas.
• The product is manufactured in France.

You receive a 100 ml bottle whose details consistently develop the equestrian concept of the fragrance.

About the Brand

The history of Hermès began in Paris in 1837, when Thierry Hermès opened a harness-making workshop on rue Basse-du-Rempart. The independent French family house is built on a craft model and the transmission of expert know-how.

Equipage belongs to the Parfums-Fondateurs collection inspired by the heritage of the Hermès house. Its name and concept are rooted in the equestrian world and symbolise sharing and team spirit.

Equipage connects the brand's perfumery work with the equestrian roots that are reflected in the name, concept and design of the bottle.