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Coach For Men Eau de Toilette 100ml

Coach For Men evokes a feeling. It is energetic, confident and cool. It has a New York attitude, an American authenticity. Coach For Men starts with an energetic top note of crisp and effervescent green Nashi pear. A spicy burst of cardamom adds warmth, complexity and a subtle touch of sweetness. The scent ends with a textured base of vetiver—earthy, woody and green—layered with hints of suede and ambergris. Coach for Men Eau de Toilette takes you on a journey of endless possibilities, evoking a sense of freedom that comes from the energy and spontaneity of New York City A modern fragrance which combines fresh, energetic top notes and a very skin-like warm sensuality in the amber, woody base notes. Masculine yet refined, the fragrance starts with cool, fresh green Nashi pear, contrasted with spicy cardamom, and finishes with a textured vetiver base note, creating an aromatic, woody scent. This signature scent was created by Anne Flipo and Bruno Jovanovic. The design bottle is emblematic of the Coach brand and features the same iconic codes as the Women’s design: turnlock, hangtag, carriage logo engraving. The bottle lacquering is in a dark grey gradation with blue undertones, with a gunmetal turnlock. The leather-textured outerpackaging is a tribute to the luxury heritage of Coach leatherware. The black-blue tone of the bottle is contrasted with a bold silver logo. https://perfumeshop.com.bd/shop/coach-for-men/?feed_id=27469&_unique_id=675a821ed8df7

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