Green Irish Tweed vs Al Wisam Day
Creed vs Rasasi
Creed Green Irish Tweed is verbena, violet and galbanum over sandalwood and oakmoss. Rasasi's Al Wisam Day is lavender, geranium and rose over sandalwood, oakmoss and oud.
| Green Irish Tweed | Al Wisam Day | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Creed | Rasasi |
| Concentration | EDP | EDP |
| Gender | masculine | masculine |
| Top Notes | peppermint, verbena, lemon, bergamot, galbanum | bergamot, lavender, geranium |
| Heart Notes | geranium, lavender, violet | rose, clary sage, sandalwood, cedarwood |
| Base Notes | sandalwood, cedarwood, ambroxan, oakmoss | amber, musk, oakmoss, oud |
| Best Seasons | spring, fall, winter | spring, summer |
Shared Notes (6)
Notes that appear in both fragrances
What Wearers Say
Creed Green Irish Tweed
One longtime owner enjoys the fresh-cut-grass impression and especially likes the drydown.
Another wearer likes the very fresh, green character and finds it stays consistent as it wears.
One wearer finds a celery-like aspect that they do not want to smell of.
The wearer who enjoys its consistent green character also finds the scent changes little over time.
Rasasi Al Wisam Day
One wearer enjoys the slight rose touch alongside a metallic freshness.
Another wearer likes catching gentle wafts of it throughout their working day.
One decant wearer finds the rose overwhelming and prefers a less rosy scent.
That wearer also finds the woods drier than they wanted.
The Verdict
Green Irish Tweed is our pick for its green freshness. Creed's list is peppermint, verbena, lemon and galbanum, with violet and lavender, over sandalwood, ambroxan and oakmoss. Al Wisam Day shares the lavender, geranium, sandalwood and oakmoss, but with no verbena, violet or galbanum, so it loses the grassy edge. It adds rose, clary sage and a touch of oud, which makes it a warmer, more traditional fougère.
Rasasi Al Wisam Day