Seems like a lot of retailers are out of the old Private Collection flacons. eBay is buyer beware. Perhaps other people know of discount sources because I'll the ones I've seen are over $300.
Thread: Selection Verte - Where to Buy? |
Hi All - I am looking to purchase Selection Verte, but at $345 standard retail, that's pretty pricey. Seems as though it could be had for around $200 from FragranceNet and other similar online etailers. Or alternatively, I have seen "testers" - typically 2.5 oz (no box, no cap) available on ebay for @$130 - $150.
With all of the threads about Creed authenticity / freshness, what would be the best route to take? Thanks in advance.
Seems like a lot of retailers are out of the old Private Collection flacons. eBay is buyer beware. Perhaps other people know of discount sources because I'll the ones I've seen are over $300.
Thanks bbBD -
salonperfume.com, cherrygal.com, luxuryprofile.com all semm to have this for under $200. Of course I have never heard of any of these, however.
Weird, good timing! I was just looking myself, and besides scentiments, which is sold out, it loks like Fragrancenet is your best bet. And to be honest, that's a really good price for the amount of juice you get.
If you see something than our price: xxx (- 55 %) or something, do you really think that you are buying a good quality product?
Beware.
Just buy Epicea and find something a bit spearminty to layer with it!
Green Water by Jacques Fath is pretty close to SV. Although I do like SV a bit better. Still, if you can't find or afford SV, Green Water may be the fix. I thought about a flacon myself for the warmer weather coming but I have a decant from the Perfumed Court that's a pretty good size and should carry me through the summer months. If you really want to get it I would go with Fragrancenet.com. They are reputable plus you can get 10% off and free shipping. Been using them for year. Good Luck.
only a question about this,for me this cologne have a very very short life,you have the same reaction?
TOP 5: Thundra Profumun, Le Seducteur Micallef, C´iaan Source A, Saint Julep, Green Water
^It's true, that's why I suggest buying a flacon, and re-applying often. Fragrancenet has the newer clear/gold flacons of the private collection, with 15% off and free shp, it comes to 173.57 shipped for a fresh batch with all the citrus intact.
Green Water has two available versions, the 1993 version's topnotes being very close to SV's. The 1993 Green Water has alot of natural high quality oakmoss in it's base, as well as a healthy dose of Basil in it's midnotes, even a little cumin (don't fear, it works), all of which differentiate it from SV. The 2008 Green Water has almost no oakmoss or Basil, and absoliutely no cumin. The Neroli/Orange Blossom is what sits under the SV topnotes in the new Green Water, I would say the new green water is a mix of selection verte (minus the clove) and Maitre's Eau Pour Le Jeune homme.
Thanks all. I pulled the trigger and went with Fragrance net. As for longevity, I second Dullah. I find that many of the citrus frags are a bit light on longevity, but I typically carry a sample vial of my SOTD, and simply reapply regularly.
Thanks again.
I just bought a backup flacon of Selection Verte from Fragrancenet.com, and it should be here tomorrow or tuesday.
I was actually hoping for the older green bottle! Oh well. At least I'll know it's fresh if I get the clear bottle.
I'll let you know if there's anything wrong with it.
Lately I've been wearing:
Windsor, Bois de Santal, Original Santal, Elixir, Douro, Endymion, Reflection, Arcus, Marwah
You guys bought it all up!
Fragrancenet now shows "Creed Selection Verte is currently out of stock."
Congrats all!
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