Xerjoff 17/17 Stone Label Homme

Bel Ami Vetiver shares the leather and woody foundation of 17/17 Stone Label Homme, with both using bergamot and lemon in the opening. The difference lies in its vetiver accord, which adds an earthy, green edge. The leather here is softened by amber and cedar, making it slightly more approachable while retaining formal evening character.

Bel Ami mirrors the leather and citrus opening of 17/17 Stone Label Homme, with bergamot and lemon prominent. It diverges with a deeper animalic base of civet and styrax, giving it a more vintage, raw leather feel. The absence of clove and iris makes it less spicy and more mossy, suited for night wear.

Dark Lord aligns with 17/17 Stone Label Homme through its leather and woody accords, enhanced by warm spicy notes. The key difference is its rum and jasmine middle, introducing a boozy sweetness. Sichuan pepper adds a sharp, tingling spice, making it more intense and darker, ideal for evening occasions.

Fahrenheit shares the leather and woody base with 17/17 Stone Label Homme, but its character is more aromatic and floral. The addition of honeysuckle, violet leaf, and nutmeg creates a unique, petrol like edge. It is more versatile for day wear, with a softer leather presence and a wider range of middle notes.

This iteration of Dark Lord is essentially identical to the previous listing, with the same leather, warm spicy, and earthy accords. It matches 17/17 Stone Label Homme in leather and woody structure but uses jasmine sambac and rum for a sweeter, more floral twist. The pepper top notes give it a lively, spicy start.

Godolphin parallels 17/17 Stone Label Homme with its leather and woody accords, but adds a sweet, warm spicy dimension from saffron and vanilla. The top notes of cypress and mate bring a green, herbal freshness absent in the source. Its base is muskier and sweeter, making it more opulent for formal events.

Irish Leather shares the leather accord with 17/17 Stone Label Homme but is more aromatic and green, with juniper berries and mate in the top. The leather is paired with clary sage and birch, creating a fresher, outdoorsy feel. It is unisex and more casual, suitable for everyday wear rather than formal nights.

Declaration is a woody, fresh spicy scent with a leather base, echoing 17/17 Stone Label Homme's structure. It differs with a prominent citrus and aromatic opening from bitter orange and coriander. The leather is subdued, and the overall effect is lighter and more office friendly, with moderate longevity and sillage.

Fucking Fabulous shares the leather and aromatic accords of 17/17 Stone Label Homme, but adds a powdery, vanilla sweetness. Bitter almond and lavender create a unique, almost gourmand opening. The leather is softer, blended with cashmeran and white woods, making it more unisex and provocative for night wear.

Cruz Del Sur I aligns with 17/17 Stone Label Homme through its leather and woody accords, enhanced by warm spicy and smoky notes. The inclusion of dried fruits, rum, and grape gives it a fruity, boozy character. Castoreum and incense add a dark, animalic depth, making it more intense and complex for formal evenings.

Dior Homme shares the woody and leather accords of 17/17 Stone Label Homme, but is dominated by a powdery iris note. The cacao middle adds a subtle chocolatey sweetness, while lavender and sage keep it aromatic. It is softer and more versatile, suitable for office and formal settings with a refined, elegant touch.

Eau Sauvage is a citrus aromatic scent with a woody base, differing from 17/17 Stone Label Homme's leather focus. It shares fresh spicy and citrus accords, with bergamot and lemon prominent. The leather is absent, replaced by oakmoss and vetiver, making it lighter, more classic, and ideal for daytime casual wear.