The Image Cuba City New York is designed for the modern, urban man who thrives in the fast-paced energy of the metropolis. Inspired by the iconic skyline and pulsating rhythm of New York City, this fragrance embodies sophistication and masculine confidence, making it the perfect companion for the ambitious individual who values style and practicality.
The Emotion This scent captures the spirit of an endless adventure. It is ideal for daily wear, from busy mornings at the office to casual evening outings. The warm and inviting composition evokes a sense of reliability and charm, perfect for the spring and autumn seasons when the city air is crisp and full of potential.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a refreshing burst of aromatic lavender, juniper, and bright orange. As it settles, the heart reveals a spicy, invigorating touch of ginger. The experience concludes with a deep, earthy base of patchouli, leaving a lasting, warm, and masculine trail that resonates with strength and urban elegance throughout the day.
Scent Family: Amber - Woody
Top notes: Lavender, Juniper, Orange Heart notes: Ginger Base notes: Patchouli
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