Fragrance Description:

GEOFFREY BEENE Grey Flannel EDT, leads with a sharp, metallic strike of galbanum and violet leaf, which feels more earthy and "petrol-like" . The heart is a powdery, floral blend of iris and mimosa, all resting on a thick, velvety foundation of oakmoss and cedar. The resulting scent evokes the smell of a damp forest. *The pink atomizer in the picture is not stock, I added it onto the existing splash bottle.*

• Type: Violet Forward Chypre

• Introduced in: 1975

• This bottle's Batch Code & Year Made: 6362 = 1986 Batch

• Season: Spring,Fall,Winter

• Occasion: Morning or Evening

• Longevity: Six Hours

• Projection: Strong

• Gender: Masculine targeted but I would consider this unisex.

• Scent Era: Classic

• Identifying An Early Version: There are numerous vintage iterations of Grey Flannel, I think this one with the 88.5% is the oldest? I've read the Sanofi batches are supposed to be good as well. The modern EA versions are very violet heavy.

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