Giorgio Armani Acqua di Giò Homme Eau de Toilette

One of the most popular and iconic men's fragrances of the 20th and 21st centuries was created in 1996 by the Fifi Award-winning master perfumer Alberto Morillas, marking a new era of fresh, aquatic citrus notes for men. This classic men's collection opens with zesty, cool Calabrian bergamot, green mandarin, and neroli, gradually deepening and enriching with notes of rose, rosemary, jasmine blossom, persimmon, and Indonesian patchouli. Fantastic for spring and summer, in both casual and professional settings, this fragrance is as timeless as a white T-shirt and well-worn jeans, and the men who wear it are professional, warm-hearted, and friendly.