Eau d'orange verte

A vivid citrus-green cologne built around orange, mint, and mossy dryness, with a brisk, transparent feel.

Scent Development and Character

Bright orange peel and crisp green mint open the fragrance, followed by a clean mossy-green dryness that keeps the composition transparent rather than sweet. The overall effect is airy, brisk, and classically cologne-like, with a faint woody finish.

Who It Is For and When to Wear It

Best in warm weather and daytime wear, where its airy projection and low sweetness feel fresh rather than intrusive. It suits casual use and office settings where a discreet cologne is preferred. Best in spring and summer; workable year-round in mild weather. Sillage is estimated as soft projection, staying close to the skin after the initial burst., with short to moderate longevity, typically around 2-4 hours on skin. wear.

Perfumer and Bottle

Released in 1979, this is presented as Eau de Cologne and credited to Françoise Caron. Hermès lantern-style bottle in deep green glass for the Eau de Cologne version, with matching presentation box branding.