Loewe Pour Homme belongs to the Aromatic-Fougère family. It is celebrated for its clean, herbal-citrus vitality anchored by a dry, woody-oakmoss structure.
- Top Notes (The Zesty Mediterranean Spark): Amalfi Lemon, Sweet Orange, Tangerine, Lavender, and Petitgrain. A bright, sunny, and invigorating opening that immediately cools and lifts the spirits.
- Heart Notes (The Aromatic Core): Basil, Geranium, Clary Sage, Red Thyme, and Lily of the Valley. A refined herbal-floral centerpiece that provides crisp green texture and traditional Mediterranean character.
- Base Notes (The Noble Footprint): Spanish Oakmoss, Vetiver, Leather, Sandalwood, and Amber. A smooth, earthy foundation that gives the scent its quiet longevity and classic masculine sophistication.
The Origin: The Inaugural Masculine Fragrance of House Loewe
Released in 1974, Loewe Pour Homme holds historical significance as the first-ever men's fragrance created by the Madrid-based luxury leather house.
Designed to capture the understated elegance of the Spanish lifestyle, it was crafted as a light, refreshing, yet noble scent that mirrored the high craftsmanship of Loewe’s leather ateliers. While the formula retains its original 1970s DNA, Loewe unified its entire fragrance range under Jonathan Anderson's creative direction into the clean, botanical-inspired Botanical Rainbow line.
The Block-Glass Botanical Flacon: The 100 ml bottle features Jonathan Anderson's signature minimalist rectangular glass block. The juice shines in a delicate, pale olive-green hue, topped with a tactile, hand-crafted cap made of natural Sycamore wood—a nod to Loewe's organic connection to nature.
