What Is Armaf Tres Nuit a Dupe Of?

Tres Nuit takes you toward Green Irish Tweed

Armaf Tres Nuit EDT is a clone of Creed Green Irish Tweed EDP, and we rate the similarity at 95%. Citrus, iris and violet connect them, with sandalwood and ambergris underneath. If you like the idea of a fresh fragrance built around herbs, flowers and woods, this is a pair to explore.

We're talking about the original Tres Nuit EDT. Tres Nuit Lyric and Valentina are separate fragrances, so check the label before choosing a bottle. The Creed reference here is Green Irish Tweed Eau de Parfum; this rating is for that specific comparison.

What links the scent profiles?

Tres Nuit lists lemon, verbena and iris in its opening. Lavender, spicy accords and violet follow, with ambergris and sandalwood at the base. That puts a citrus start beside floral and aromatic notes, then gives it a woody foundation. There's more to the profile than a simple lemon-fresh scent.

Green Irish Tweed's catalog notes list lemon verbena and iris first, violet leaf in the middle, then ambergris and sandalwood. The overlap is easy to spot, especially in the citrus-and-iris opening and the base. Violet and violet leaf are worth distinguishing too: they're related names, but they describe different floral and green angles.

Our 95% rating puts Tres Nuit very close overall. It doesn't turn the note lists into identical formulas or guarantee the same result on every skin. If you already wear Green Irish Tweed, pay attention to how the citrus, floral notes and woody base balance together when you compare them.

Finding the right option

Use the current retailer offers above to compare availability and bottle sizes. Our Tres Nuit vs Green Irish Tweed comparison explores the pair further. For other scents in this direction, browse the Green Irish Tweed clones guide and keep the original Tres Nuit version in mind as you shop.