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MPH (Miles Per Hour) by Washington Tremlett
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WASHINGTON TREMLETTRANK #51,470 OVERALL

MPH (Miles Per Hour)

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Designed for the modern traditionalist, Washington Tremlett MPH is a masculine fragrance built on classic British structure. The scent utilizes a bright top of bergamot to capture attention before introducing a heart of herbal lavender and warm pepper. Earthy patchouli and dry oakmoss form a traditional base, making it ideal for spring mornings and daytime office wear. It is a subtle option for men who want a clean, soapy presence without the heavy sweetness found in modern designer releases. Given its moderate performance, this is a fragrance best suited for collectors who appreciate history over projection.

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Open Performance Breakdown 1 TAKE

Longevity is short, lasting two to four hours on skin. Sillage is moderate for thirty minutes before becoming a quiet skin scent, performing best in cool spring climates.

Notes Pyramid

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Bergamot Citruses
MIDDLE
Lavender Pepper
BASE
Oakmoss Patchouli

A dry, soapy fougere dominated by clean lavender, sharp bergamot, and a classic, earthy base of damp oakmoss and patchouli.

Main Accords

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Citrus
Lavender
Mossy
Fresh Spicy
Earthy
Aromatic
Woody
Patchouli
Fresh
Warm Spicy

The citrus and lavender accords provide a clean, soapy opening, which slowly evolves into a dry, earthy oakmoss texture on the skin.

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It looks easiest to wear in spring and summer. The vote picture leans most toward daytime.

Pros & Cons

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WHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT

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Bright bergamot opening provides an instant refreshing sensation.

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Clean, dry lavender heart avoids modern synthetic sweetness.

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Traditional oakmoss base offers a classic masculine profile.

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Polite sillage makes it very safe for office environments.

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Perfect for casual wear during mild spring mornings.

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barbershop style appeals to lovers of vintage formulations.

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Warm pepper notes add a distinct fresh spiciness to the heart.

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Earthiness from the patchouli anchors the blend with a woody finish.

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Composed with aromatic qualities that feel traditional yet clean.

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Light citrus elements make it pleasant for transitional weather.

WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR

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Fades very quickly on skin in warm weather.

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Requires frequent reapplication to last through the day.

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Poor performance makes the price point hard to justify.

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Difficult to find due to limited distribution channels.

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Citrus notes disappear within the first fifteen minutes.

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Too quiet for those who prefer strong projecting scents.

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Vanishes rapidly when exposed to high August temperatures.

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Woody and mossy notes stay extremely close to the skin.

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Spicy elements may feel too sharp for those seeking pure citruses.

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Fails to deliver the warmth required for freezing temperatures.

Fragranxe Review

EDITORIAL
“Washington Tremlett MPH Review: Speeding Towards a Mossy Finish”

Washington Tremlett MPH starts with an immediate rush of sharp citruses. The bergamot is bright and slightly bitter, giving the opening a clean, refreshing quality that mimics the sensation of cool morning air. This citrus blast is energetic, but it begins to lose its initial sharpness within a few minutes of hitting the skin.

As the citruses recede, the heart of lavender and pepper becomes prominent. The lavender here is dry and herbal, avoiding the sweet, creamy facets found in contemporary men's releases. The pepper adds a light, dry spice that contrasts nicely with the clean texture of the purple herb. This stage feels clean, dry, and polite.

In the dry-down, the fragrance settles into a classic base of oakmoss and patchouli. The oakmoss provides a damp, forest-floor quality, while the patchouli adds a subtle earthy warmth. This combination keeps the fragrance grounded in traditional masculine territory, avoiding any sugary or synthetic modern notes.

Performance is the primary drawback of this composition. While it projects moderately for the first half hour, it quickly drops closer to the skin. On warm skin during summer, it can disappear almost entirely in under an hour, meaning it requires cool weather to survive.

This is a fragrance for a man who appreciates traditional, low-key British style. It is not designed to turn heads or dominate a room, making it perfect for office environments or casual morning outings. It is a quiet, clean statement of classic taste.

Ultimately, Washington Tremlett MPH is a well-composed but fleeting fougere. Because of its poor longevity, we recommend sampling it first to see how it interacts with your skin before committing to a full bottle.

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FAQs

What does Washington Tremlett MPH smell like?+

This fragrance starts with a crisp blast of bergamot and sharp citruses. It soon transitions into a clean lavender heart with a spicy kick of black pepper. The base is dominated by dry oakmoss and earthy patchouli, giving it a classic fougere character.

Does the opening of MPH differ from the dry-down?+

Yes, the scent changes significantly on skin. The opening is bright, tart, and citrus-heavy, driven by bergamot. Within twenty minutes, the citrus fades, leaving a quiet, herbal lavender and a very dry, mossy patchouli base.

How long does MPH last on the skin?+

Longevity is highly dependent on temperature. In hot summer weather, it can disappear within an hour. In cool spring air, you can expect moderate performance, lasting roughly three to four hours before becoming a faint skin scent.

What is the sillage and projection of this fragrance?+

It projects moderately for the first thirty minutes, pushing out about an arm's length. After that initial phase, it draws in closely, creating a private, clean scent bubble that only those near you will notice.

In which season does MPH perform the best?+

Spring is the ideal season for this scent. The crisp air helps sustain the lavender and citrus notes, while the cool humidity prevents the oakmoss and patchouli from turning flat or disappearing too quickly.

For what occasions is this fragrance suitable?+

It is well-suited for casual daytime activities, weekend outings, and low-key office settings. The clean, soapy lavender and citrus combination makes it non-offensive and easy to wear with a simple cotton shirt.

Does MPH lean masculine, feminine, or unisex?+

This fragrance leans heavily masculine. The combination of lavender, pepper, and a strong oakmoss base follows the traditional blueprint of a classic men's fougere, offering a clean, traditional barbershop aesthetic.

Who is the ideal audience for Washington Tremlett MPH?+

It appeals to men who prefer traditional, understated British perfumery. If you like clean, herbal scents that do not rely on modern sweet synthetic notes, this dry lavender and moss blend will suit your style.

Can you layer MPH with other fragrances?+

It layers well with simple woody or citrus linear scents. Adding a clean cedar wood molecule base can help extend the longevity of the top notes, while a pure bergamot cologne can boost the initial opening freshness.

Is Washington Tremlett MPH a good value for the price?+

Value is subjective here. Because of its limited availability and the tendency to fade quickly on warm skin, it is a risky blind buy. It is best reserved for collectors of rare British colognes.

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Overall#51,470
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Most Reviewed#33,227
Best Longevity#51,180
Best Sillage#50,463
Price Value#12,416

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