Original vs Opus Men

Shared character

Both fragrances contain the same quartet of top‑level notes: lemon, neroli, rosemary and lavender. These shared notes provide a common fresh, herbaceous opening.

How they differ

Original is built around a citrus‑focused accord and the four shared notes (lemon, neroli, rosemary, lavender) without any additional ingredients. Opus Men expands the palette with a broader set of base notes—vanilla, vetiver, nutmeg, cardamom, patchouli, tonka bean and apple—and introduces aromatic‑fougere and spicy accords, giving it a richer, warmer character.

Who each suits

Original’s citrus‑driven profile makes it well‑suited for daytime wear in warm or transitional weather, appealing to those who prefer a clean, bright scent. Opus Men’s aromatic‑fougere, spicy, and sweet‑woody components favor cooler seasons, evening occasions, or anyone looking for a more complex, warm‑hearted fragrance.