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Favourite Classic GREY FLANNEL or FAHRENHEIT ?

Poll Results: Which Is Your Favourite ?

Poll expired: Jan 25, 2013  
  • 33% (19)
    GREY FLANNEL
  • 66% (38)
    FAHRENHEIT
57 Total Votes  
post #1 of 31
Thread Starter 
Vote Now !
post #2 of 31
AHAHAHAAHAA!!! At first glance, I thought Grey Flannel was getting absolutely stomped on because Fahrenheit had 100% of the vote.

...then I realized I was the only one who voted so far. Anyway... I adore Fahrenheit. Last year, I finally decided to buy a bottle of Grey Flannel, but I totally screwed up and ended up buying Eau de Grey Flannel instead. Boy did I regret that!
post #3 of 31
Both are great! Have to go with Grey Flannel.
post #4 of 31
i dont think a lot of people here like grey flannel
post #5 of 31
I LOVE Fahrenheit, I do not like Grey Flannel at all though. I wish the prices were reversed though, I have seen GF at drugstores for around $13!
post #6 of 31
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Originally Posted by noirdrakkar View Post

i dont think a lot of people here like grey flannel

I like it. Great fragrance.
post #7 of 31
Fahrenheit
post #8 of 31
Love them both but Fahrenheit wins out in my book.
post #9 of 31
Like Grey Flannel, Love Fahrenheit (vintage)
post #10 of 31
Fahrenheit.
post #11 of 31
Grey Flannel. Don't want to smell like oil and grease (Fahrenheit). I'm just funny that way...
post #12 of 31
I think Grey Flannel only survives by being bought cheap as gifts for Father's day and Christmas.
Luckily, it often comes in a gift set with Eau de Grey Flannel, which smells nearly as odd, but is actually not bad on a hot day.
Regards,
Renato
post #13 of 31
I have not smelled vintage Fahrenheit, so I cannot really comment on this. I voted GF based on the current versions of both. I like sharp greens. But of course other greens like Bandit are on another planet.

cacio
post #14 of 31
I enjoy both very much. Have been wearing both fragrances for many years. But if I could only have one, it would have to be Fahrenheit or Fahrenheit Absolute.
post #15 of 31
I like both but prefer Fahrenheit because it's edgier...
post #16 of 31
Thread Starter 
I admire both fragrances and find them equally unique in their own right. I love the sultry dryness of Grey Flannel.......so dry that I sometimes catch a whiff of something resembling methylated spirits in it. I think with Grey Flannel it's all about careful application. One small spray is perfection and can transform it to the sublime.
Strangely, Grey Flannel doesn't seemed to have weathered as well as Fahrenheit and has become very "old hat".
Jolie Madame is another fragrance I enjoy, very much in the same vein as Grey Flannel and every bit as dry.
I am curious to know if Grey Flannel has suffered over the years with reformulation. What are your views please ?
post #17 of 31
I voted for Grey Flannel. It has held up amazingly well over the decades, and comes across as sophisticated and sensual. Fahrenheit has changed greatly over time, and has lost its originality.
post #18 of 31
My Grey Flannel is from 2005 and is just a great frag. It is the only version I have ever tried so I too would be interested in anyone who has tried more than one and read their take of a redo.
post #19 of 31
I love Fahrenheit, but I like Grey Flannel as well. It's just a matter of degrees and as Alfarom said Fahrenheit is edgier.
post #20 of 31
both are great, Fahrenheit is more wearable for me
post #21 of 31
Fahrenheit is great. Grey Flannel is putrid and vile. Just being frank.
post #22 of 31
I'd love to like Fahrenheit, and there is a lot I do like about it, especially the opening - but I just can't handle the petroleum/burnt rubber note that comes through soon afterwards.

And I really do like Grey Flannel - I guess my wallet should be happier that it's that way round.
post #23 of 31
Yuck. I can't do Fahrenheit. I may be alone in that but the ccurrnt verzion is not nice. GF is not ao good either. But if I had to choose I would go cor GF. I have it and never wear it... I think both are zort of nasty, and not in a good way. No vots.
post #24 of 31
Fahrenheit
post #25 of 31
Grey Flannel. It's not formulated for kids that's for sure. The current Fahrenheit is just not quite as edgy as the vintage.
post #26 of 31
Fahrenheit
post #27 of 31
Thread Starter 
Does anyone think that Grey Flannel has been reformulated ?
post #28 of 31
Both very significant fragrances. For me Fahrenheit by a mile.
post #29 of 31
Absolutely, David -

I have the Vintage 4oz Splash bottle labeled as "Cologne". That is what I knew from my early days of scent (high school & especially college when I wore it). The oakmoss has been reduced...but, some people are okay with the reformulation since it's inexpensive and there is still both some (.1%) oakmoss and tree moss, from what others have told me.

However, personally, I will only ever own and wear Vintage.

Cheers, my friend. I hope this finds you well...

ericrico

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Does anyone think that Grey Flannel has been reformulated ?
post #30 of 31
Not even close. Fahrenheit round 1 KO
post #31 of 31
I own both and like both but I've always been a fan of Grey Flannel.
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