Perry Ellis 360 White

Released in 2005 under the Perry Ellis brand, 360 White EDT has maintained a consistent presence in the masculine fragrance market. Designed by master perfumer Frank Voelkl, this fragrance is recognized for its approachable, clean, and creamy profile that balances freshness with a sophisticated powdery backbone.
In this review, we examine the technical composition and performance of 360 White. As a staple in the Perry Ellis 360 collection, it serves as a distinct alternative to the more aquatic or spice-heavy flankers in the lineup, offering a unique sensory experience for the modern man.
4.2
Overall
Longevity
0.0
Projection
0.0
Sillage
0.0
$25-$60
Accords
Sweet
Powdery
Fresh
Creamy
Floral
Notes Pyramid
Top
BergamotCardamomLime
Heart
Orris rootLily of the valleyOrange blossom
Base
VanillaWhite muskCedarTonka bean
Performance Dashboard
β±οΈ Longevity
4-8 hours
π’ Projection
moderate
π¨ Sillage
moderate
When to Wear
πΈSpringBest
βοΈSummerOK
πFallAvoid
βοΈWinterOK
π Office wearπ Casual daily useπ Date nights
Pros & Cons
- β Excellent price-to-performance ratio
- β Versatile for various settings
- β Pleasant, non-polarizing scent profile
- β Moderate projection might require reapplication
- β Synthetic nuances in the opening
Price & Value
$25-$60
“Exceptional value for the quality and versatility offered.”
π Reformulation History
No significant batch variations reported
The Family
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π Similar Fragrances
π‘ Clone Alternatives
None specifically recognized as direct clones
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π§ͺ Layering Ideas
- Layer with a citrus-heavy body spray to extend the top notes
- Pair with a woody unscented moisturizer to ground the base
π Final Verdict
Perry Ellis 360 White is a reliable, budget-friendly fragrance that delivers a sophisticated, powdery-sweet profile. It remains a fantastic choice for those seeking a versatile daily driver.
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