Green Irish Tweed
Widely regarded as the most famous of the Creed fragrances, a refreshing twist on a classic gentleman's fragrance.
Top Notes: Lemon, Indian Verbena, Peppermint
Heart Notes: Iris, Violet Leaf
Base Notes: Florentine Iris, Sandalwood, Ambergris
This classic men's fragrance evokes the lush green countryside of the Emerald Isle (Ireland). It is widely regarded as the most famous of the iconic Creed fragrances. Green Irish Tweed is an irresistible blend of floral, green and woody notes, with violet and crushed mint.
Evoking freshly cut grass and a fresh sea breeze, this classic men’s fragrance is a clean and natural smelling scent, characterised by its dry, grassy, hay-like dry down. Refreshing head notes of lemon and verbena are perfectly cooled with a breath of invigorating peppermint. Layers of fresh, green geranium are pitched against fresh and aromatic lavender, while rich notes of cedarwood, sandalwood, oakmoss and ambergris mingle together to leave a unique, long-lasting arboreal scent for him - a refreshing twist on a classic gentleman's fragrance.
Top Notes: Lemon, Indian Verbena, Peppermint
Heart Notes: Iris, Violet Leaf
Base Notes: Florentine Iris, Sandalwood, Ambergris
This unique story began in 1760. A pair of scented leather gloves was delivered to King George III by a new London tailoring company. Founded by James Henry Creed in the same year as the young King’s accession, the House of Creed has created fragrances for the discerning for over 260 years.
Today Olivier Creed, “Créateur Parfumeur” and direct descendant of James Henry Creed, continues this great tradition. Accompanied by his son Erwin, Olivier travels extensively to source, research, inspect and commission the finest materials.
Based in Paris, with a factory at Fontainebleau, Creed manufactures many of its own essences using rare traditional techniques, enabling Creed to maintain the superior quality and authenticity of its fragrances. The raw ingredients and perfume are weighed out, mixed and macerated by hand. A timeless, modern act of creation: perfume of the past, fragrance of the future.
