71/72
Floris, the London-based perfumery house founded in 1730, has long been known for classical fragrances rooted in British tradition. 71/72 launched in 2016 as part of the brand's exploration of more contemporary scent profiles while maintaining their heritage approach to composition.
71/72 opens with bright citrus notes, bergamot and mandarin orange, layered with lavender for a fresh, slightly herbaceous quality. The heart shifts into greener territory with juniper and orris, supported by a touch of jasmine that adds subtle florality without dominating. The base is where the fragrance finds its character, built on a woody foundation of sandalwood and agarwood that's warmed by amberwood and grounded further with incense, creating a smoky, resinous finish that lingers with quiet intensity.
This is a fragrance for those who appreciate woody, amber-based compositions with real substance. It works equally well for men and women, though it skews masculine in presentation. The balance of citrus brightness and woodsy depth makes it suitable for year-round wear, though it particularly shines during cooler months. If you gravitate toward fragrances like The Homesteader, The Sensualist, or The Tactician, 71/72 will appeal to your sensibilities.
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