Club de Nuit Sillage vs Millesime Imperial
Armaf vs Creed
Creed's Millésime Impérial is blackcurrant and violet leaves with orris and a salty marine accord. Armaf's Club de Nuit Sillage shares the blackcurrant, iris and woods but lists no marine note.
| Club de Nuit Sillage | Millesime Imperial | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Armaf | Creed |
| Concentration | EDP | EDP |
| Gender | unisex | unisex |
| Top Notes | bergamot, lemon, lime, ginger, blackcurrant, violet leaves | bergamot, blackcurrant, violet leaves |
| Heart Notes | jasmine, iris, rose | orris, salty marine accord |
| Base Notes | sandalwood, cedar wood, musk, ambroxan | cedarwood, musk, sandalwood |
| Best Seasons | spring, summer, fall | spring, summer, fall |
Shared Notes (5)
Notes that appear in both fragrances
What Wearers Say
Armaf Club de Nuit Sillage
A wearer enjoys the citrusy, metallic freshness; another likes it despite usually disliking citrus notes.
A commenter who likes the fragrance still finds it somewhat synthetic-smelling.
Creed Millesime Imperial
Some wearers love the refreshing, airy opening.
One wearer enjoys the musky base that remains as it dries down.
Some wearers love the smell but find it fades too quickly on their skin; others report longer wear.
One wearer wishes the opening lasted through more of the drydown.
The Verdict
Millésime Impérial is our pick for its salt. Creed lists bergamot, blackcurrant and violet leaves, then orris and a salty marine accord, over cedar, musk and sandalwood. Club de Nuit Sillage shares nearly all of that: blackcurrant, violet leaves, iris, cedar, sandalwood and musk. But it has no marine accord, and it adds lime, ginger and ambroxan. That makes it closer to Silver Mountain Water, the Creed it's usually compared with.
Armaf Club de Nuit Sillage