Brooks Brothers
Explore 11 Brooks Brothers fragrances — notes, longevity, sillage and community ratings, matched to how you want to smell. The house dates from 1818, founded by Henry Sands Brooks.
Bergamot and bright citruses form the foundation of this house's range, lending a consistent freshness to the compositions. Vetiver provides a dry, woody contrast that anchors the lighter top notes. This core structure is frequently joined by fresh spicy and warm spicy accords, while aromatic and floral elements appear throughout the lineup to add further dimension. The overall profile relies on a clean musk base that ties the various scent profiles together.
The result is a collection defined by its crisp and woody character. While the citrus and spice remain prominent, the inclusion of softer floral touches prevents the range from becoming one-dimensional. Fragrances such as New York for Gentlemen demonstrate this blend of sharp citrus and deep wood, sitting alongside others that follow a similar path of traditional freshness.
