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Green Irish Tweed
Eau de parfum
The freshness of a meadow after rain, cut with the rigour of a bespoke suit.
Green Irish Tweed is a fougère of almost architectural clarity. Peppermint, verbena and lemon open onto a vivid green, sharpened by the bitterness of galbanum, like grass crushed between the fingers.
The aromatic heart blends geranium, lavender and violet before a base of sandalwood, cedar and oakmoss gives the whole its structure. A classic of poise, fresh without being slight, worn like a perfectly cut suit.
Olfactory pyramid
- TopThe first minutes
- HeartThe signature
- BaseThe trail
Notes as published by the house. official source (new tab)
Main accords
Volute’s reading: the intensity of each accord.
Seasons
- Spring
- Summer
Moments
- Day
Green Irish Tweed in detail
Creed combines a tailoring heritage, born in eighteenth-century London, with a perfumery of character. Green Irish Tweed is a direct translation of it: its name evokes a woollen fabric and the Irish countryside, and its composition belongs to the fougère family, made of aromatic accords built around lavender and mosses.
The official pyramid is particularly rich. At the top, peppermint, verbena, lemon, bergamot and galbanum give an impression of fresh grass and crushed leaves. The heart combines geranium, lavender and violet. The base brings together sandalwood, cedarwood, ambroxan and oakmoss, which anchor all this greenery in wood.
It is a daytime fragrance for spring and summer: a working day, a walk, a weekend in the countryside.
In our catalogue, Iris Debonair, from the same house, shares its bergamot and lavender; Layton by Parfums de Marly finds bergamot, lavender, violet and geranium again; 1725 Casanova by Histoires de Parfums is another fougère, softened by vanilla and almond.
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