Worth pour Homme Worth 1980 Eau de Toilette

By the editors · 2 min readCinnamon snaps open with dry, bark-like heat against the cool sting of bergamot and lavender, creating a spicy-aromatic tension that feels immediately barbershop. Petitgrain and rosemary add a green-woody edge, while nutmeg warms the transition into a heart dominated by rosewood’s polished lumber character. The base layers leather and oakmoss in equal measure: the leather is suede-soft, the moss cool and loamy, both cushioned by tonka’s faint almond sweetness and a quiet cedar-vetiver backbone that keeps the structure angular rather than plush. Amber never fully liquefies; instead it stays powder-dry, letting musk pull the accord close to skin within three hours. Projection stays polite, a courteous arm-length radius that suits collar-and-tie offices or cool spring evenings when you want old-school restraint without the heft of full chypère gravity.