- Chelsea Nights — Amber, woody and oud; opens with bergamot and plum and dries down to oud and amber.
- Greenwich Village — Floral, fruity and woody; opens with litchi and cassis and dries down to ambroxan and musk.
- Astor Place — Floral, powdery and musky; opens with violet leaf and mandarin orange and dries down to musk and amber.
- Bleecker Street — Woody, floral and fruity; opens with violet leaf and blueberry and dries down to oakmoss and suede.
- Central Park South — Floral, white floral and citrus; opens with grapefruit blossom and black currant blossom and dries down to woodsy notes.
- Central Park West — Floral, woody and white floral; opens with narcissus and tangerine and dries down to musk and oakmoss.
- Chez Bond — Woody, fruity and green; opens with bergamot and black currant and dries down to sandalwood and vetiver.
- Chinatown — Floral, amber and white floral; opens with peach and bergamot and dries down to vanilla and sandalwood.
- Fire Island — Floral, white floral and musky; opens with bergamot and cardamom and dries down to white musk and vetiver.
- Hamptons — Floral, citrus and white floral; opens with bergamot and lime blossom and dries down to musk and sandalwood.
- Harlem Nights — Amber, woody and earthy; opens with bergamot and black pepper and dries down to amber and patchouli.
- Lafayette Street — Woody, white floral and floral; opens with bergamot and apple and dries down to ambergris and cedarwood.
- Little Italy — Citrus, musky and aromatic; opens with clementine and mandarin orange and dries down to musk.
- Madison Avenue — Floral, fruity and white floral; opens with apple and blackberry and dries down to patchouli and praline.
- Madison Square Park — Floral, woody and green; opens with grass and blueberry and dries down to teak wood and vetiver.
- New York Nights — Gourmand, floral and white floral; opens with gardenia and carnation and dries down to caramel and coffee.
- New York Oud — Oud, woody and amber; opens with plum and saffron and dries down to musk and white honey.
- Nolita — Floral, musky and white floral; opens with bergamot and tangerine and dries down to musk and sandalwood.
- NoMad — Woody, floral and amber; opens with plum and bergamot and dries down to oud and sandalwood.
- Nuits de Noho — Floral, musky and woody; opens with pineapple leaf and mandarin orange and dries down to patchouli and vanilla.
- Park Avenue — Floral, white floral and woody; opens with bergamot and grapefruit and dries down to sandalwood and vetiver.
- So New York — Floral, fruity and white floral; opens with bergamot and grapefruit and dries down to sandalwood and musk.
- The Scent of Peace — Fruity, woody and fresh; opens with black currant and grapefruit and dries down to cedarwood and musk.
- The Scent of Peace for Him — Woody, fruity and aromatic; opens with bergamot and black currant and dries down to cedarwood and vetiver.
- TriBeCa — Gourmand, woody and floral; opens with cacao and green hazelnut and dries down to caramel and moss.
- Wall Street — Aquatic, aromatic and woody; opens with sea kale and cucumber and dries down to vetiver and oakmoss.
- Washington Square — Floral, musky and woody; opens with bergamot and mandarin orange and dries down to musk and amber.
- West Side — Floral, woody and musky; opens with bergamot and ylang-ylang and dries down to sandalwood and musk.
What Bond No. 9 smells like
Bond No. 9's fragrances lean floral, woody and white floral. Most sit in the floral and oriental families.
Notes that recur across the range: jasmine, musk, bergamot and sandalwood. If you like one of these, the others in the line are a safe next try.
In the SCNTMIX catalog the range covers 28 EDP.
Where to start with Bond No. 9
Not sure which Bond No. 9 to try first? These picks come from the catalog data on each profile (the line-up here is 2 for men, 5 for women, 21 unisex).
- Most loved: Bond No. 9 Bleecker Street — the highest-rated Bond No. 9 profile on SCNTMIX
- Longest lasting: Bond No. 9 Chelsea Nights — longevity: excellent
- For warm weather: Bond No. 9 Wall Street — a fresh scent listed for spring and summer
- For cold weather and evenings: Bond No. 9 New York Oud — listed for fall and winter
- For the office: Bond No. 9 Astor Place — a daytime pick with manageable projection
How to layer Bond No. 9
Because Bond No. 9's style leans floral and woody, it pairs well with a vanilla, musk or woody scent to add warmth. Spray the heavier scent first and the lighter one on top. Every Bond No. 9 profile lists the fragrances that layer best with it, and MixMode lets you test a pair before you buy.
Bond No. 9 guides
- What to Layer With Bond No. 9 Astor Place: Best Combinations
- What to Layer With Bond No. 9 Bleecker Street: Best Combinations
- What to Layer With Bond No. 9 Chelsea Nights: Best Combinations
- What to Layer With Bond No. 9 Chez Bond: Best Combinations
- What to Layer With Bond No. 9 Chinatown: Best Combinations
- What to Layer With Bond No. 9 Fire Island: Best Combinations
Bond No. 9 FAQ
What does Bond No. 9 smell like?
Bond No. 9's fragrances on SCNTMIX lean floral, woody and white floral, with jasmine, musk and bergamot coming up again and again.
What is the longest-lasting Bond No. 9 fragrance?
On SCNTMIX, Bond No. 9 Chelsea Nights has the strongest longevity rating (excellent). Longevity also depends on skin and how much you spray.
Which Bond No. 9 fragrance is best for summer?
Bond No. 9 Wall Street is the freshest pick in the line for warm weather, listed for spring and summer in its SCNTMIX profile, opening with sea kale and cucumber.
Where can I buy or sample Bond No. 9?
Each Bond No. 9 profile on SCNTMIX links to a retailer to buy the full bottle, and to a sample or travel size where one is available, so you can try it before committing.
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