No. 14 Vetiver with Lemon

No. 14 Vetiver with Lemon is a masculine Cologne that pairs two clearly named materials. It is a collaboration between Jeremy Hackett and D. R. Harris, made to mark the opening of J.P. Hackett at 14 Savile Row, and was released in 2019. The brand calls it a fresh blend of lemon and vetiver, understated, vibrant and typically British. The notes are given as a simple pair rather than a pyramid, but wearers describe lemon first and the darker, earthy vetiver emerging beneath it. The first impression is bright and cool. Lemon brings a sunny freshness, while vetiver adds a grassy, damp-earth quality that keeps it from feeling like a simple citrus splash. The balance between the two is the main character: crisp but grounded, clean but not sterile. Wearers call it a refreshing citrus-vetiver scent with British understatement, and one describes a cool morning mist over grass and earth. Ratings are high among the few who have scored it. The one detailed account says the scent is not a sillage monster and is not exceptional for longevity, but values its relaxed character. Those comments are individual experiences, not a promise of performance, so strength and trail are left unscored. No. 14 suits casual daytime wear, especially when a fresh but earthy scent appeals more than a sweet or heavy one.