Habit Rouge eau de toilette for men by Guerlain opens with fresh citrus notes that transition into warm spicy tones and a leathery-vanilla base.

Fragrance and Composition

The composition is classified among oriental-woody fragrances. The brand also describes it as the first amber fragrance for men in the history of perfumery. The opening emphasises the freshness of lime and bitter orange, patchouli lends a warm and spicy character to the heart, and the base weaves together a leather accord with vanilla.

• Top notes: lemon, Brazilian rosewood, orange, bergamot, lime, mandarin and basil
• Heart notes: rose, carnation, sandalwood, cinnamon, patchouli, jasmine and cedar
• Base notes: vanilla, leather, benzoin, amber, oakmoss and labdanum
• Type: eau de toilette
• Composition author: Jean-Paul Guerlain
• Original Habit Rouge: 1965
• Introduction of the Eau de Toilette variant: 1988
• Modernised version of the composition: 2003

The inspiration came from the art of equestrianism along with the scent of earth, warmed leather and forest. The name Habit Rouge also references the iconic red jackets worn by riders.

Usage

• Format: eau de toilette spray
• Intensity: high
• Occasion: everyday wear and special events

The breadth of occasions allows you to incorporate the fragrance into your regular rotation as well as reserve it for extraordinary moments.

Packaging

• Volume: 150 ml

About the Brand

Guerlain was founded in 1828, when perfumer and chemist Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain opened his first shop on the rue de Rivoli in Paris. Five generations have contributed to the house's creations since its founding.

The brand's traditional areas of expertise include perfumes, skincare and decorative cosmetics, with spa services added in 1939. Its perfumers have created more than 1,100 fragrances. Since 2007, the brand has been committed to protecting biodiversity and bees, sustainable innovation and climate action.

You are choosing a fragrance from a brand with a perfumery history dating back to 1828 and a creative legacy developed across five generations.