Chanel

Pour Monsieur

EDT · 1955 · medium weight

Its wardrobe colour

Green

Seasons

spring · summer · fall · winter

Occasions

office · formal · casual

The note pyramid.

Notes as the brand lists them ↗ · checked 2026-10-18. Note families with five or more bottles have a page.

The accord balance.

Our weights, from 0 to 1. A guide to character.

  • citrus0.70
  • aromatic0.50
  • aquatic0.00
  • green0.50
  • floral0.00
  • spicy0.30
  • woody0.50
  • amber0.00
  • sweet0.00
  • leather0.00
  • smoky0.00
  • musky0.20

Where it fits.

  • Casual weekend

    Pour Monsieur is easygoing, citrus and aromatic, and works most of the year.

  • All-rounder

    Pour Monsieur works in all four seasons and many places, the one to grab when unsure.

  • Signature

    Pour Monsieur is citrus and aromatic with a clear character, good on most days.

  • Office safe

    Pour Monsieur is calm, citrus and aromatic, so it stays polite in a meeting room.

  • Formal

    Pour Monsieur is polished and woody, so it sits well with a suit.

Try them together

Three pairings

The three highest pair scores among our checked bottles. Each score has a reason. Smell is personal; these rules are a starting point.

  1. Frederic Malle

    Pour Monsieur puts bright lemon over Vetiver Extraordinaire, tied by shared oakmoss.

    Spray Vetiver Extraordinaire first (2 sprays, chest and neck), let it settle a minute, then Pour Monsieur on top (2 sprays, neck and wrists).

  2. Dossier

    Pour Monsieur puts bright lemon over the cedarwood in Woody Cypress, with oakmoss in both.

    Spray Woody Cypress first (2 sprays, chest and neck), let it settle a minute, then Pour Monsieur on top (2 sprays, neck and wrists).

  3. Ormonde Jayne

    The vetiver in Ormonde Man smells less heavy with Pour Monsieur's lemon on top, and both carry cedar.

    Spray Ormonde Man first (2 sprays, chest and neck), let it settle a minute, then Pour Monsieur on top (2 sprays, neck and wrists).

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