1902 The Vert vs Thé Vert

Shared character

Both fragrances are built around citrus (lemon, bitter orange, lime) combined with green‑tea, musk and amber, giving each an overall fresh‑green character with a subtle warm base.

How they differ

The two scents share a citrus‑centered core (lemon, bitter orange, lime) and a green‑tea‑plus‑musk‑and‑amber backdrop. 1902 The Vert adds a bright, aromatic lift from mint and neroli and a warm, resinous touch from benzoin. Thé Vert expands the palette with a floral‑spicy‑woody side‑track: jasmine, bergamot, cedarwood, cardamom, mate, black tea and additional orange, creating a richer, more layered composition.

Who each suits

1902 The Vert suits people who prefer a crisp, uplifting scent that leans toward bright, aromatic freshness—ideal for daytime wear in warm weather or casual settings. Thé Vert suits those who enjoy a more complex, slightly floral‑spicy‑woody profile, fitting for cooler seasons, evening occasions, or when a sophisticated, tea‑infused aroma is desired.