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Creed

France · Founded 1760

The house behind Aventus.

Creed claims a founding date of 1760 and a long history of bespoke commissions for European royalty. The historical record is thinner than the marketing suggests, but there's no debating the commercial impact: Aventus (launched 2010) became one of the most-cloned and most-discussed fragrances of the 2010s. Creed is now owned by Kering and positioned at the entry-luxury price point.

Notable Perfumes

  • Aventus
  • Green Irish Tweed
  • Silver Mountain Water
  • Original Vetiver

Fragrances in Our Database

Creed Aventus

Creed

Eau de Parfum
Longevity7h
Sillage8
Value4
Compliments10

Creed Green Irish Tweed

Creed

Eau de Parfum
Longevity6h
Sillage6
Value4
Compliments8

Creed Silver Mountain Water

Creed

Eau de Parfum
Longevity5h
Sillage5
Value4
Compliments7

Creed Original Santal

Creed

Eau de Parfum
Longevity7h
Sillage8
Value5
Compliments8

Creed Royal Oud

Creed

Eau de Parfum
Longevity8h
Sillage7
Value5
Compliments7

Related Articles

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The $400 original vs. the $35 clone. We compare Creed Aventus and Armaf Club de Nuit Intense Man across scent, performance, value, and the ethics of clone perfumery — with a clear verdict.

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Illustrated bottle silhouette of Creed Aventus against a smoky dark amber gradient, evoking the pineapple-birch-patchouli composition.

Creed Aventus launched in 2010 and changed masculine perfumery. We review the pineapple-birch-patchouli composition, the batch variation saga, and whether it's still worth $400+ in 2024.

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