9
Noty
8
Akordy
1
Parfumér
Classic
Dámský
Vytvořil Jean Claude Delville
Classic by Banana Republic is a Citrus Aromatic fragrance for women and men. Classic was launched in 1995. The nose behind this fragrance is Jean Claude Delville. Top notes are Bergamot, Clementine, Grapefruit and Green Notes; middle notes are Honeysuckle and Syringa; base notes are Ginger, Musk and Woodsy Notes. Banana Republic Classic is an unisex fragrance created by Jean-Claude Delville in 1995. This refreshing and light composition opens with herbal notes, bergamot, pink grapefruit and clementine. The heart is a floral bouquet with a sering and honeysuckle, placed on the base of ginger, white musk and woody notes. Available as EDT.
Hlavní akordy
Vonné noty
Nejlepší období
11%
Zim
85%
Jar
92%
Lét
22%
Pod
Den a noc
100%
Den
11%
Noc
Olfaktorická pyramida
Od otevření po základ, intenzita založená na hlasování komunity.
Vrchní noty0 – 15 min
Srdcové noty15 min – 3 h
Základní noty3 h – konec
Otevření
Vývoj
Dozvuk
Vrchní noty0 – 15 min
Srdcové noty15 min – 3 h
Základní noty3 h – konec
Uživatelská hodnocení
544 hlasů
3.90
Miluju to
13425%
Líbí se mi to
30055%
OK
367%
Nelíbí se mi
7013%
Nenávidím to
41%
Community Insights
PositiveBased on 44 community opinions from Reddit
7.5
/ 10 community score
The r/fragrance community views Banana Republic fragrances favorably as affordable, quality options with good versatility. While not extensively discussed compared to luxury brands, users appreciate them as reliable introductory fragrances and solid everyday choices, though availability remains a consistent frustration.
Strengths
- Good quality for the price point ($30 range)
- Versatile range of scents across the line
- Wearable and inoffensive formulations
Weaknesses
- Difficult to find in stores
- Limited widespread discussion in fragrance community
- Some discontinued fragrances are hard to replace
Best for
Budget-conscious fragrance collectorsCasual everyday wearSeasonal rotation (especially fall/winter woods)
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
