Eau du Soir 2009

A dressed-up take on Sisley Eau du Soir, this 2007 limited edition keeps the original scent and puts it in a more collectible bottle. Expect a sharp c… Show more

A dressed-up take on Sisley Eau du Soir, this 2007 limited edition keeps the original scent and puts it in a more collectible bottle. Expect a sharp citrus opening, then a mossy, floral heart with pepper, iris and labdanum, settling into a warm amber-musk base. It suits shoppers who enjoy classic chypre structure, visible greenery and a more formal, grown-up style over. Show less

Eau du Soir 2004 is a limited edition take on Sisley’s classic green floral chypre, with the same composition in a festive bottle. It opens bright wit… Show more

Eau du Soir 2004 is a limited edition take on Sisley’s classic green floral chypre, with the same composition in a festive bottle. It opens bright with mandarin and grapefruit, then turns mossy, powdery, spicy and softly floral, with iris, oakmoss, jasmine and labdanum shaping a refined, slightly old-school character that suits cooler weather and patient wearers. Show less

Eau du Soir 2019 keeps Sisley’s classic floral chypre style intact, opening with bitter-bright grapefruit and mandarin before moving into a mossy, pep… Show more

Eau du Soir 2019 keeps Sisley’s classic floral chypre style intact, opening with bitter-bright grapefruit and mandarin before moving into a mossy, peppery patchouli heart with rose, jasmine, iris, and carnation in the background. On skin it reads earthy, spicy, and polished rather than soft or sweet. This is the kind of scent that usually suits chypre lovers, cooler weather, and dressier. Show less

Eau du Soir Skies is a sharp, green floral chypre with a citrus opening and a dry, spicy heart. Grapefruit and mandarin give the first lift, then pepp… Show more

Eau du Soir Skies is a sharp, green floral chypre with a citrus opening and a dry, spicy heart. Grapefruit and mandarin give the first lift, then pepper, juniper, moss and patchouli take over. The florals stay in the background, adding polish rather than sweetness. It will usually suit someone who likes aromatic, woody fragrances with an earthy edge more than soft. Show less