Reviews of Kiton Napoli (1998)
by Kiton

Fruity and creamy. But... the subtle peppery spice inside the cream makes this really nice. I've gotten "smells good!" comments on this and that's really saying something because I hardly ever get these sorts of comments. Burberry Brit is a good comparison but Napoli is less powdery and peppery and creamier. Good stuff for me!

Kiton is one of the finest brands of clothing in the world...and now i've come to grips with the fact that the 3 mens fragrances they've released; Man, Black, and this Napoli are all absolutely faultless. I needed a 'fresh' scent, but not one of those disgusting generic department store scents being sold these days----so i heard about Napoli and bought it blind off a fellow BNer and it is GREAT. it smells very oceanic, mediterranean, and breezy....as all Kitons are, this has superb sillage and longetivity----and goes very well with one of my all-time favourite fragrances----Kiton Black. Napoli is discontinued and very hard to find.....but if you ever find it for an affordable price, definitely worth a try...if you don't want it after trying it--PM me and i'll buy it from you.

Picked two bottles of this Kiton product up recently for very little money. (Damaged boxes) Hard to find is an understatement. Yes it is a very pleasant scent and a very unusual opening a middle note (Tobacco ?) adds to the sophistication. Worth the hunt if the price is right. The barks' review is useful and NAPOLI does feel like a child conceived by strange parentage, though perhaps not LALIQUE LE FAUNE other than the unusual opening. KITON NAPOLI is clearly a well connected,(ARAMIS) if prodigal son who has class, quality and a little daring in his personality.

You won't be disappointed.

Excellent men's fragrance reminiscent of Dali Laguna. Very different from the original, much drier Kiton, as it is much sweeter. This is a Chardonnay while the original is a Sauvignon Blanc. Worth hunting for!

Have you ever had a feeling of deja-vu? Well, if you read my review of the original Kiton... This is indeed one hard scent to track down. I couldn't locate it for the longest time, though the original has been carried by my local Nordies for some time now. The scent itself? Have you ever had a feeling of deja-vu? Again, you can smell the quality and craftsmanship that went into making this, but there's something awwwwwwfully familiar about it. It's not an Allure clone. It's not a Lalique Faune clone. It's not a Perry M clone. But yet, it certainly feels like it has had incestual relations with all three. That's not necessarily a bad thing when speaking in terms of "All in the Family", but for $75, one would expect Archie all dressed up instead of Meathead with a combover. But who am I kidding? I like it. Besides, Meathead did go on to direct Stand By Me, which I'll do with this scent (though the $75 sure did recall Misery as well.)

Managed to grab a bottle of this very recently. Hard puppy to find! It is different than Kiton Men, for one; it has a fresh, mildly sweet and musky quality which I like a lot. It reminds me of Molto Smalto, in its warmth and smooth finish. Try getting this one if you can, if not for how hard it is to get this now. ;-)

This is another great but hard to find Aramis fragrace.It's in the same simple, clean, crisp family as regular Kiton, but this has an added warmth. I mix both Kiton and Napoli Kiton and it's a very unique fragrance. I love it!The only trouble is trying to find it...especially in the US. This one is becoming an 'underground favorite'