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Versace · Sold as masculine
Green Jeans
The crisp freshness of new jeans on the first day back to school, where bright citrus meets subtle earth tones in a perfect balance.
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Green JeansMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1996 by Versace, Green Jeans is a fragrance that captures the essence of fresh, youthful energy. The aromatic and citrus notes open with a vibrant burst of lime and lemon, enhanced by aldehydes for an invigorating freshness. This bright beginning gives way to a heart of lavender, tarragon, and caraway, adding a subtle spiciness that keeps things intriguing. The base notes of fir, cedar, and oakmoss anchor the composition with woody warmth, while musk and amber provide a gentle, enduring comfort.
Green Jeans is best applied with a light hand — the aldehydic and citrus top notes are bright but fleeting. Focus on areas like wrists and neck for an all-day freshness that doesn't overpower. Ideal for daytime wear when you want to feel fresh and energetic.
Fig. 01 — Green Jeans, Versace
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Designer Versace
More from the house · founded 1978 · Italy
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