Esquire Editor In Chief EDP

Fragrance Family: Woody Aromatic

Scent Type: Warm Spicy Woody Vanilla

Key Notes: Clove, Cinnamon, Apple, Cashmere Wood, Orris, Labdanum, Patchouli, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Vanilla, Birchwood, Tonka Bean (Michael Malul)

Fragrance Description: Bold, warm, and dressed to impress. Editor In Chief opens with spicy clove and cinnamon wrapped around crisp apple, creating a rich, inviting first impression with just the right amount of sweetness. As it develops, smooth cashmere wood and powdery orris blend with smoky labdanum, patchouli, and earthy vetiver, giving the fragrance a darker, more sophisticated character. The drydown brings everything together with creamy sandalwood, cedar, birchwood, sweet vanilla, and tonka bean. The result is warm, woody, slightly smoky, and confidently masculine—like a tailored suit, a glass of whiskey, and a room where everyone knows your name.

About the Fragrance: Created by perfumer Richard Herpin and launched in 2024, Editor In Chief is part of the Michael Malul × Esquire fragrance collection. Esquire describes it as the darker, bold, and spicy member of the original collection, while Michael Malul positions it around confidence, authority, and classic masculine style. Its apple-cinnamon opening and vanilla-tonka woody base make it especially appealing for date nights, evenings, dressed-up occasions, the office, and cooler fall and winter weather. Think sophisticated sweetness rather than a full-on gourmand—warm and inviting, but with enough woods, spice, and earthiness to keep it polished and masculine.

Bonus: Full-size 3.4 oz / 100ml Eau de Parfum—brand new in the original box, authentic, and ready to wear.