Burberry Mr. Burberry Indigo
Scent Type: Citrus & Woods
Key Notes: Lemon Oil, Green Violet Leaf, Dry Amber Accord
Fragrance Description: This is a fresh and energetic, citrus-woody cologne, reminiscent of crispy air along the British coast. Its aromatic violet-leaf and spearmint oil invigorate notes of lemon and rosemary, while amber and oak moss bring depth.
About the Bottle: The new bottle honors the iconic navy Trench Coat. Bold and masculine, the weighted cap references horn-look buttons, while a hand-tied knot in English-woven gabardine sits around the neck. The lacquer bottle, in shades of blue from navy to indigo, conveys the invigorating freshness of the scent.
About the Fragrance: This scent is for a man of contrasts: Classic yet contemporary, sophisticated yet sensual. He has style with a rebellious attitude and is authentic and British.
He makes an impromptu escape from the city seeking freedom, then returns refreshed and invigorateda contrast to his busy London life.
Size:
1.6 FL OZ
FreshCitrus & WoodsLemon Oil, Green Violet Leaf, Dry Amber AccordThis is a fresh and energetic, citrus-woody cologne, reminiscent of crispy air along the British coast. Its aromatic violet-leaf and spearmint oil invigorate notes of lemon and rosemary, while amber and oak moss bring depth.The new bottle honors the iconic navy Trench Coat. Bold and masculine, the weighted cap references horn-look buttons, while a hand-tied knot in English-woven gabardine sits around the neck. The lacquer bottle, in shades of blue from navy to indigo, conveys the invigorating freshness of the scent.This scent is for a man of contrasts: Classic yet contemporary, sophisticated yet sensual. He has style with a rebellious attitude and is authentic and British.He makes an impromptu escape from the city seeking freedom, then returns refreshed and invigorateda contrast to his busy London life.1.6 FL OZ
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