Stetson Original Eau de Cologne, Splash Cologne for Men, 3.5 fl oz

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Stetson Original Eau de Cologne, Splash Cologne for Men, 3.5 fl oz
Stetson Original mens cologne splash embodies the authentic heritage and spirit of the American West. Stetsons is more than cowboy cologne for men; the iconic Stetson Man can never be tamed or fenced in and has an authentic style that telegraphs who he is without saying a word. Stetsons woodsy cologne for men carries on this legacy and represents the pride, passion, and confidence of the pioneers. Stetsons cologne decanter contains a scent that is a true American original, embodying rugged independence and individualism. The striking, clean, masculine male fragrance features top notes of lime, lavender, clary sage, bergamot, and lemon. Middle notes include carnation, patchouli, orris root, jasmine, vetiver, cedar, and geranium with base notes of honey, tonka bean, amber, musk, and vanilla. It could be a great mens fall cologne, but its an ideal everyday male fragrance. Stetson Original mens cologne splash also produces a cooling sensation that makes skin feel smooth and helps reduce skin irritation after shaving for added versatility. Stetson scents embody the American spirit.
Stetson is the stuff of legend – cologne for men embodies frontiers, rugged individualism, ingenuity, and destiny
Long an icon of the old West – tumbleweed restlessness speaks to the American quest for freedom, independence, and expression
Male fragrance that’s headstrong at first with bold notes of citrus and sage, then settles into easy, woody swagger
Warmth and depth emerge with time, as temperate as the western wind
Musk cologne for men that harnesses the romance of American landscapes
Smells like sage after a rain, woody musk of a stand of firs, purple mountains heady with the scent of lavender
Meticulously crafted sandalwood cologne for men
Men’s splash cologne scent that can never be fenced in
Stetson is authentic embodiment of American spirit of driving to forge our own paths, push boundaries, and continually reinvent ourselves since 1865