This is a good find for me, well I say find, a friend of mine very kindly bought it for me and sent it along. An example of a fragrance which follows all the trends of that golden era of men's perfumery without excelling at any of them really. Opens with lavender but then all the woody, masculine man powder hits, a soapy interpretation of leather, I found it loosely (without comparing) more akin to Quorum and Paco Rabanne than anything else, less piney perhaps less...well of everything Marbert man is quite a gentle, subdued version of these with a air of modern barber, hairdresser shop about it. I like it and for the money it's an excellent choice.