Hermès

Hermès entered men’s perfumery in 1951 with Eau d’Hermès, a refined, leathery citrus scent crafted by legendary perfumer Edmond Roudnitska. Though unisex in character, it laid the foundation for the brand’s understated elegance in fragrance. In 1970, Hermès released Equipage, its first official men’s cologne, blending spices, woods, and herbs to evoke a classic masculine sophistication. Over the years, Hermès continued to build its men’s fragrance line with modern icons like Terre d’Hermès in 2006, a fresh, earthy scent that became a contemporary classic. Known for their craftsmanship, natural ingredients, and timeless style, Hermès men’s fragrances reflect the brand’s heritage of luxury and restraint.