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Just Jack Amalfi Coast is the closer interpretation at about 82%, though FragFlex currently lists it as sold out. Artisan Blu is a broader alternative at about 72%, with more lavender, green herbs and a soapy finish.
See the original fragrance profile, notes, performance data and current retailer options.
Tom Ford Mandarino di Amalfi blends lively citrus with mint, basil and soft white flowers. The fresh, herbal character is what makes it feel so easy on a warm day.
Explore Just Jack Amalfi Coast at Jomashop for the closer interpretation, or find John Varvatos Artisan Blu at Jomashop for a greener, soapier direction.
A fast side-by-side look at similarity, performance, value and who each fragrance suits best.
| Rank | Fragrance | Score | Similarity | Longevity | Best for | Best price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 |
Just Jack Amalfi Coast
|
8/10 | 82% | 5–6 hours | Citrus, herbs and soft orange blossom | Check price Shop now |
| #2 |
John Varvatos Artisan Blu EDT
|
7.9/10 | 72% | 4–5 hours | Herbal freshness with a clean lavender finish | $27.95 Shop now |
Each pick includes the important differences, tradeoffs and our bottom-line verdict.
Amalfi Coast opens with citron, grapefruit and mint before softening into orange blossom and jasmine. Musk and vetiver give the finish a clean, gently woody feel.
The closer interpretation for the fresh citrus-and-floral feeling, especially after the opening.
The opening can be sharper and more synthetic, with less of Tom Ford’s bright citrus polish. The connection becomes clearer as the flowers and clean woods settle in.
Artisan Blu pairs bright bergamot with basil and sage. Lavender, watery freshness and dry woods give it a clean, green character.
A broader alternative for someone who enjoys citrus and herbs alongside a fresh shaving-soap character.
It is noticeably soapier, with more lavender and a drier woody finish. The citrus-and-herb connection is there, but it takes a different path from Tom Ford.
Our resemblance estimates weigh the opening, heart and drydown at 30%, 40% and 30%, using comparisons with Mandarino di Amalfi EDP. Estimated wear is 5–6 hours for Amalfi Coast and 4–5 hours for Artisan Blu.
Amalfi Coast is the closer route to Mandarino di Amalfi’s citrus-and-floral character. Artisan Blu suits someone who wants a greener, soapier fresh fragrance. Tom Ford keeps the smoother citrus opening and more delicate balance of herbs and flowers.
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Just Jack Amalfi Coast leads at about 82% resemblance. Artisan Blu is a broader alternative at about 72%.
Its opening can feel sharper and less polished, with the resemblance becoming clearer as it settles.
Estimated wear is 5–6 hours, with a softer presence after the opening.
Estimated wear is 4–5 hours. It often becomes a close skin scent fairly quickly.
No. It is an independent fragrance with a related citrus-and-herb character and a soapier finish.
Amalfi Coast, where orange blossom and jasmine soften the citrus.
Artisan Blu, which takes a greener, more barbershop-like direction.
It leans toward fresh citrus, aromatic herbs and white flowers, rather than a sugary orange scent.
No. The reference here is Mandarino di Amalfi Eau de Parfum. Acqua is a separate release.
Yes. Mint and the herbal opening help balance the citrus and soft flowers.
Artisan Blu, with its lavender, herbs and dry woods.
When its smooth citrus opening and delicate balance of herbs and white flowers are what you want to keep.
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