Trussardi Uomo

Trussardi Uomo is an iconic 1980s leather fragrance characterized by its powerful, rich sillage and a refined yet masculine character. It opens with a bold, aromatic accord of aldehydes, caraway, bergamot, and lavender, delivering a sharp, slightly medicinal initial impression that transitions smoothly into a deeply textured leather core. This core is enhanced with honey, patchouli, musk, oakmoss, and cedar, creating a warm, earthy, and slightly sweet chypre foundation that radiates sophistication. The drydown reveals a delicate blend of rose, labdanum, and vetiver, adding a subtle floral and woody nuance without diminishing the leather’s prominence. The perfume exhibits exceptional longevity and a bold projection, making it best suited for cooler seasons—autumn and winter—where its depth can be fully appreciated. Despite some users reporting a synthetic or harsh leather note, the majority describe it as a timeless, elegant, and masculine masterpiece, with strong comparisons to Van Cleef & Arpels Pour Homme and Ombre Leather. However, the current reformulated version is widely seen as weaker and less authentic, with many users emphasizing the superiority of vintage bottles from the 1980s and 1990s. Its enduring appeal lies in its bold character and classic Italian craftsmanship, making it a rare, standout choice for those seeking a bold, mature, and unforgettable scent.