CALVIN KLEIN CK One - Unisex Eau de Toilette for All - Citrus & Aromatic Fragrance with Notes of Green Tea, Nutmeg and Musk - Medium Longevity - 200ml

My wife's favourite fragrance and I found the price on amazon to be very competitive. It's has a great summary smell and very fresh. Perfect for any occasion.

Ordered yesterday arrive to day it is the real one also large good off just a shame the spray top doesn't have a cap for it but that side thank amazon

Great value.

Nice spray bottle and good size, I bought this on offer and almost was half normal price, not worth the full price

Great value . Good product. As cheap if not cheaper than Duty Free.

It really doesn't seem like 3 decades have passed since CK One launched -and in the process relaunched the once-popular unisex fragrence back into the mainstream.It's still defiantly modern -the passage of time hasn't diminished the timelessly classy presenation or quality of the fragrence itself. But it's a classic too -it was more or less an instant classic anyway. Time was, in the '90s, you couldn't open a contemporary man's magazine like GQ or FHM without the adverts, or the automatic recommendation in either 'reviews' or answering reader queries on the subject. The image hasn't changed: Kate Moss and similar models in black and grey, looking moody. First-generation Audi TTs outside open-plan warehouse conversions with black-painted metal beams, and equally exposed brickwork, with lots of glass everywhere -especially on the staircases. Oasis on the radio. This Life and Murphy's Law on the television. A DVD of The Usual Suspects sitting on a marble counter-top. A fragrence bottle left 'casually' on the shelf, to show the owner has better things to think about than scent. Except of course -it's all very deliberate, the apparent understatement a work of marketing genius (the adverts never even showed the bottle) and out-and-out product quality, which appealed to contemporary twenty / thirty-somethings, and those teenagers who could afford it and wanted to seem more sophisticated than their peers. It's something of a statement to the quality that CK One didn't get saddled with the negative connotations that can come from popularity when it isn't deserved. Perhaps the image itself they worked hard to create helped -because even if that isn't your own preferred aesthetic, very few could hand-on-heart claim it isn't eternally stylish.Or good.Presentation is as it always was: an lightly embossed, white cardboard box, which also contains the optional EDT spray, the bottle being dispatched with the regular screw-cap in place, so users can choose how they wish to apply. The bottle itself -classic: a clean-lined, pebble-smooth, frosted glass with the CK One and Calvin Kline logs in an understated typeface, and the screwcap or spray in satin-finished aluminium. It feels good in the hand, the glass high quality, and just weighty enough to suggest you are holding a premium offering. The design team did a great job here.Applying -it's not changed. It's never really changed. Yes, it's been reformulated, but that hasn't had much difference. If you look at the list of notes -top, middle and base, it's a busy old thing, and yet -And yet. It never really seems like it is. Initially you might say 'understated'. I prefer 'architectural'. If you look at it and smell it, you'll understand why. Fresh, crisp, clean, a lovely balance of citrus and green notes blending with some powder, floral and a faint touch of musk, all set out cleanly, as though they were on a frosted-glass shelf of the same kind the bottle is made from. It's a genuine unisex scent, and a downright beautiful one at that. Not 'pretty'. Not 'sweet'. Not 'heavy', not 'spicy', not 'woody', not 'aromatic'. There are many superb examples of all of those. This is citrus / green aromatic, with all the notes balanced to perfection. It's one of those scents that was perfectly judged for its time, and was good enough that it never ages: almost everybody likes it. Inoffensive, but without being boring. Silage isn't bad -you won't fumigate a room but it's distinctive enough. Dry-down and performance depend on your skin type. In my case, it doesn't really last more than an hour or two before it's become a skin-tone, but on others it does much 'better' in this sense. I loved it then, at launch, and now, age 45, I still love it. And with 200ml bottles often available for £31 - £35 on Amazon (as of November '23), the value is excellent. Highly recommended -if you haven't tried it, or got some in the collection: it's one to have.

Great niff and lasts

Nice