This one sparks debate. Some call it a sweet, spicy vanilla dream, a softer Dior Homme Intense, while others dismiss it as a limp, synthetic disappointment. Don't expect a Le Male clone, but do expect a fragrance with a split identity.

Match Fragrances' interpretation of Jean Paul Gaultier's Le Male (1995) - the Francis Kurkdjian lavender-vanilla fougere that became one of the defining masculine signatures of the late 1990s, here translated into a lavender-mint opening over cinnamon and a vanilla-tonka close. Honest dupe-fidelity for daytime and evening masculine wear at a fraction of the designer price.