Tres Nuit
Armaf (2015)

To keep it short, this smells just like Green Irish Tweed with the dry down of Cool Water IMO. Love both of these fragrances so this a winner in my book. 8/10

Armaf does it again, it's not as creamy smooth as GIT but I don't notice that much difference. Certainly not enough to pay the extra for the Creed.
The link to Cool Water is there buy not for long, and I like Cool water anyway.
Another lovely scent that presents excellent value for money.
I have Tres Nuit, Milestone and Club de nuit and all of which are great fragrances. Armaf is definitely one the best perfume houses when it comes to longevity and value for money 👍👍

This fragrance is a great alternative to Creed's Green Irish Tweed (GIT), with a similarity of around 80%. While there may be slight differences in quality upon close inspection, they are minimal and indistinguishable in the air. Armaf has done a great job creating a scent that is almost identical to GIT. The performance of the fragrance is also impressive, making it a great option if you're looking for a more affordable alternative to GIT. Overall, a great choice for those who enjoy the scent of GIT but don't want to spend the extra money.

Can't approach the freshness and natural qualities of Green Irish Tweed, but it's a good facsimile. The verbena and iris blend into a bright, punchy opening. What starts as sharp and pungent (and more 'in your face' than Green Irish Tweed), in the drydown, as the lavender and violet enter to soften the blow - it would be hard for the uninitiated nose to detect the subtle differences between this $20 bottle and the $250 bottle.

Having tried a number of Armaf clones now (CDNIM/Aventus, Craze/Pegasus, and now Tres Nuit/GIT) - I think what they nail is the sillage. Although sticking your nose right onto an Armaf-sprayed arm isn't the most pleasant experience in the world - with sharp, tacky, synthetic notes abounding - when their fragrances dry down, the scent trail you leave behind are almost identical to those left by their more expensive counterparts. Compliments received will be exactly the same.

To me, this makes Armaf fragrances an excellent value for the money, and can satiate the wearers who can't afford or simply refuse to spend Creed/PdM prices.

Heavier, thicker, and less 'blue' than Cool Water. The more I wear Tres Nuit the more I like it. It is in the neighborhood of the previously mentioned Cool Water by Davidoff, Green Irish Tweed by Creed, and Aspen by Coty. Tres Nuit is not a true clone of any of these, however. I would consider it more of a 21st century homage to the category, of which the others are all of 1980s origin. I guess in a way it could come across as a 'mash up' of the others since it does share facets of each.

A bit of the lemon verbena hangs on through the mid of lavender and violet and leads to a classic musk/sandalwood base. Performance is very good and it does project well. I think it's youthful enough for those in their 20's and certainly office worthy and can be worn year round. The bottle is a bit goofy and unwieldly and creativity may be required to fit neatly in a tray of other bottles.

As with Armaf fragrances in general this is a very budget friendly bottle to buy and I think still in the high 20s to upper $30 range at most. If you like any of the other frags this is frequently mentioned with you will like Tres Nuit. It's not new ground, to be sure but for me still not redundant. Thumbs up.

Beautiful fragrance that is as refreshing as a cool Spring day. I've never sampled GIT but Tres Nuit is one of the favorites in my collection. The lemon verbana, violet and sandalwood are all there creating a winning combination that's perfect for Spring and Summer. Sits close to the skin but others around you will notice. Expect complements.