Atkinsons James eau de parfum for men connects a fresh aromatic-spicy opening, a warm amber-floral heart, and an earthy woody base.

Fragrance and Composition

The composition belongs to the woody, amber, and spicy fragrance family. It is a contemporary tribute to the brand's founder James Atkinson and his unconventional approach to perfumery.

• Top notes: Italian bergamot oil, finger lime, pink pepper CO2 Orpur, and French clary sage absolute.
• Heart: Philippine elemi oil, white flower accord, and violet leaves.
• Base: Haitian vetiver, patchouli, Moxalone and Cosmone musk components, and upcycled Akigalawood.
• Concentration: Eau de Parfum.
• Year of release: 2022.
• Perfumers: Olivier Pescheux and Yann Vasnier.

The result is a composition that transitions from fresh citrus and spicy notes through a floral heart to a vetiver, patchouli, and musky base.

Packaging

• Volume: 100 ml.
• The bottle is made from a combined glass material labelled C/GL 96.
• The box and outer sleeve are both labelled with the material code C/PAP 81.

The packaging combines a 100 ml bottle with a separately labelled box and outer sleeve.

About the Brand

The history of Atkinsons began in London in 1799, when James Atkinson introduced his formulas for fragrances and toiletry preparations. He established his first premises at 44 Gerrard Street in Soho. In 1826, King George IV appointed Atkinsons as the official perfumer to the English royal court, and in 1832 the company moved to 24 Old Bond Street in Mayfair.

In the 1830s, James's brother Edward joined the business and the company adopted the name J. & E. Atkinson Ltd. The brand's distinctive orange colour is a reference to the brick building of the original laboratory on Gerrard Street.

With the fragrance James, you receive a contemporary tribute to the individual with whom the brand's London story has been intertwined since 1799.