Creed Green Irish Tweed EDP
Description
Creed Green Irish Tweed is the 1985 green-woody benchmark that defined the fresh-fougère genre — the fragrance Pierre Bourdon later reworked into Davidoff Cool Water. Built on a verdant violet-leaf and lemon opening over an airy floral heart, GIT dries down to a clean, slightly powdery sandalwood-and-ambergris base. Decades on, it remains a refined, elegant signature — understated where modern designers shout. Widely credited to perfumer Pierre Bourdon (with Olivier Creed), it's a green classic that wears like quiet confidence.
Scent Character
- Woody — 38%
- Fresh — 31%
- Floral — 23%
- Sweet — 8%
Translation: a green woody-floral — crisp lemon and herbal green up top, a soft violet-leaf heart, and a clean creamy sandalwood base. Elegant and airy rather than loud.
Fragrance Pyramid
Top: Vervain, Bergamot, Galbanum, Lemon, Peppermint
Heart: Egyptian Geranium, Lavender, Violet, Violet Leaf
Base: Ambergris, Cedarwood, Indian Sandalwood, Oakmoss
Performance
- Longevity: Moderate — around 6–8 hours on skin. Honest note: like most current Creed, GIT has been reformulated over the years and today's batches perform more modestly than vintage. Set expectations accordingly.
- Sillage: Moderate and close-to-skin — an intimate, refined projector, not a room-filler.
- Projection: About 1–2 feet in the opening, then a soft skin-scent aura. This is a classy, understated wear.
Best Occasions & Season
- Seasons: Spring and Summer — the green-fresh profile is built for warm weather.
- Occasions: Business, everyday and leisure — an excellent versatile office and daytime signature.
- Gender: Marketed for men; the clean green-woody character wears unisex.
Concentration & Provenance
Eau de Parfum (EDP)
Perfumer: Pierre Bourdon (with Olivier Creed)
House: Creed (France)
Originally launched 1985; reformulated over the decades — current production batches differ from vintage.
Current Availability
The 100ml retail bottle ($259.99) is in stock. The larger 240ml and 490ml flacons are currently out of stock — if you want a bigger format, check back soon or start with the 100ml or a decant below.
Try Before You Commit
At $259.99 for 100ml, sampling first makes sense. In stock now: 1mL decant $7.99, 5mL $34.99, or a 10mL glass spray $57.99 — a low-risk way to confirm GIT suits your skin before committing to a full bottle.
100% Authentic, From Authorized Distributors
Every order ships genuine and guaranteed — backed by 200,000+ orders, a 4.9★ Trustpilot rating, free US shipping on orders $100+, and hassle-free returns.
FAQ
Is Green Irish Tweed worth it given the reformulations? It remains one of the most elegant green-woody classics ever made. Be aware current batches perform moderately (6–8 hours) rather than like vintage — sampling first is the smart move.
How does it compare to Cool Water? Pierre Bourdon reworked GIT into Davidoff Cool Water in 1988. GIT is the more refined, natural-smelling, premium original; Cool Water is the louder, more aquatic, budget-friendly descendant.
Is it for men or women? Marketed for men, but its clean green-fresh profile wears comfortably unisex.
What season is best? Spring and Summer — the lemon, violet leaf and green notes shine in warm, daytime settings.
Original: $7.99
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Description
Description
Creed Green Irish Tweed is the 1985 green-woody benchmark that defined the fresh-fougère genre — the fragrance Pierre Bourdon later reworked into Davidoff Cool Water. Built on a verdant violet-leaf and lemon opening over an airy floral heart, GIT dries down to a clean, slightly powdery sandalwood-and-ambergris base. Decades on, it remains a refined, elegant signature — understated where modern designers shout. Widely credited to perfumer Pierre Bourdon (with Olivier Creed), it's a green classic that wears like quiet confidence.
Scent Character
- Woody — 38%
- Fresh — 31%
- Floral — 23%
- Sweet — 8%
Translation: a green woody-floral — crisp lemon and herbal green up top, a soft violet-leaf heart, and a clean creamy sandalwood base. Elegant and airy rather than loud.
Fragrance Pyramid
Top: Vervain, Bergamot, Galbanum, Lemon, Peppermint
Heart: Egyptian Geranium, Lavender, Violet, Violet Leaf
Base: Ambergris, Cedarwood, Indian Sandalwood, Oakmoss
Performance
- Longevity: Moderate — around 6–8 hours on skin. Honest note: like most current Creed, GIT has been reformulated over the years and today's batches perform more modestly than vintage. Set expectations accordingly.
- Sillage: Moderate and close-to-skin — an intimate, refined projector, not a room-filler.
- Projection: About 1–2 feet in the opening, then a soft skin-scent aura. This is a classy, understated wear.
Best Occasions & Season
- Seasons: Spring and Summer — the green-fresh profile is built for warm weather.
- Occasions: Business, everyday and leisure — an excellent versatile office and daytime signature.
- Gender: Marketed for men; the clean green-woody character wears unisex.
Concentration & Provenance
Eau de Parfum (EDP)
Perfumer: Pierre Bourdon (with Olivier Creed)
House: Creed (France)
Originally launched 1985; reformulated over the decades — current production batches differ from vintage.
Current Availability
The 100ml retail bottle ($259.99) is in stock. The larger 240ml and 490ml flacons are currently out of stock — if you want a bigger format, check back soon or start with the 100ml or a decant below.
Try Before You Commit
At $259.99 for 100ml, sampling first makes sense. In stock now: 1mL decant $7.99, 5mL $34.99, or a 10mL glass spray $57.99 — a low-risk way to confirm GIT suits your skin before committing to a full bottle.
100% Authentic, From Authorized Distributors
Every order ships genuine and guaranteed — backed by 200,000+ orders, a 4.9★ Trustpilot rating, free US shipping on orders $100+, and hassle-free returns.
FAQ
Is Green Irish Tweed worth it given the reformulations? It remains one of the most elegant green-woody classics ever made. Be aware current batches perform moderately (6–8 hours) rather than like vintage — sampling first is the smart move.
How does it compare to Cool Water? Pierre Bourdon reworked GIT into Davidoff Cool Water in 1988. GIT is the more refined, natural-smelling, premium original; Cool Water is the louder, more aquatic, budget-friendly descendant.
Is it for men or women? Marketed for men, but its clean green-fresh profile wears comfortably unisex.
What season is best? Spring and Summer — the lemon, violet leaf and green notes shine in warm, daytime settings.

















