Green Irish Tweed

Green Irish Tweed is a woody floral musk for men, made for Creed in 1985 by Olivier Creed and Pierre Bourdon. It reads fresh and airy before anything else: an ozonic, almost aquatic brightness over powdery iris, with vervain sharpening the opening and violet leaf keeping the middle green. Ambergris and sandalwood settle it into soft woods. It is built on the classic fougere structure, and has long been one of the house's signature scents and a favourite among celebrities. Moderate in both lasting power and projection, it suits spring and summer days.