GFT Geo. F. Trumper

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GFT Geo. F. Trumper

Rated 3.91 out of 5 based on 11 customer ratings
(11 customer reviews)

GFT Geo. F. Trumper for men of Geo. F. Trumper

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GFT by Geo. F. Trumper is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for men. GFT was launched in 2000. Top notes are bergamot, amalfi lemon and mandarin orange; middle notes are tarragon, lavender and cypress; base notes are musk, cedar and oakmoss.

11 reviews for GFT Geo. F. Trumper

  1. :

    5 out of 5

    Popped in to the local barbershop to stock up on Extract of Limes, but unfortunately they were out. Picked up GFT instead.
    This is a classy, sophisticated gentleman’s cologne. Very much in the same vein as D.R. Harris’ Arlington, or Taylor of Old Bond Street’s Mr. Taylors. However, this has a lot more lemon than both.
    The open is a blast of citrus, predominantly lemon but with a hint of bergamot and mandarin. This slowly fades into a woody-musky drydown, however the lemon sustains throughout.
    If you don’t like lemon, don’t buy this. It’s by far the most predominant note. If however, like me you love lemon, buy a bottle of this and just bathe in it, it’s that good.
    Longevity is decent for a cologne, I get 4 hours on my skin with moderate sillage.

  2. :

    3 out of 5

    Classy lemon and bergamot. ..eventually revealing a nicely done musk..as good as adp colonia but not as good as essenza..cheap enough if shopped around on ebay ..projects well and really lasts considering it’s a citrus based cologne ..I get 4 hours of performance easily..give it a try if you like citrus scents

  3. :

    4 out of 5

    When GFT first goes on, it’s like I’m bathing in a vat of creamy lemon pledge.
    The lemon is definitely a dominate note. As time goes by, the heavy lemons start to dissipate a bit and the fragrance draws closer to the skin.
    As it dries down, the musk starts to reveal itself, along with what I perceive to be a sweet, slighty green and somewhat aquatic scent. There’s more of a Mugler Cologne-like scent at play here, except you’d have to imagine Mugler Cologne with a lemon dominant note.
    it’s definitely clean and fresh. Not bad at all. It’s not something that I’d rave over but it’s still pretty good. Call it a “like”, not a “love” for me.
    Projection and longevity are average.

  4. :

    4 out of 5

    This is good stuff. A fresh sophisticated scent.
    Cost is quite expensive but you should get a 30ml to try at least once.
    Trumper make first class fragrances but are not as well known as the designer brands. They began (and still exist) as a barber shop in London renowned for their excellent services and superior product line.
    You can use this to your advantage as their fragrances will be different from others in your social circle.
    I apply this quitle lightly and find that it lasts well, it stays on clothes for a long time too.
    Thumps up 🙂

  5. :

    4 out of 5

    Is there such thing as a fragrance that is classy, sophisticated, citrusy and manly at the same time? Yes!! Is is GFT! My favorite summer scent when compared to my other high productions summer scents this one takes the cake!

  6. :

    5 out of 5

    The top is bright citrus, mostly lemon but picking up the mandarin and bergamot also. It slowly adds the woody and musky scent as it transitions to mid and base. The citrus stays all the way through though. This will be perfect for hot summer days.

  7. :

    3 out of 5

    A class act. A refreshing summer cologne.
    Opens with an absolute blast of clean lemon. Slowly settles into a cedar and musk drydown. Slight “dirtiness” under the clean lemon, but in a nice way.
    Old school.

  8. :

    4 out of 5

    What a delightful pick-me-up! To my tastes, this, along with Balle de Match, is pretty much the pinnacle of men’s semi-sweet citrus fragrances. It begins as grassy lemon, somehow capturing the brightness but not the sourness of the peel, with just enough soapiness from the blossoms thrown in to mellow it out. In a sense, it’s lemon dishsoap, but only in the most delicate, ephemeral way, with just a hint of that sharp soap fizziness that irritates my nose when overdone. It also has a bit of the creamy headiness that I recently found in Creed’s Royal Water, but it actually backs it up with something! As it fades, it manages to keep the ratio of tart lemon rind, sweet fruit, and soapy blossoms surprisingly constant, and slowly introduces woodier basenotes. It does venture closer to the brassy, golden metallic aura of Colonia Intensa or Lalique White, but like Burberry Original, GFT stops short of crossing over into that zone; I might call it an “organic” alternative to CI or LW. What’s probably the most unusual here is that the stuff has superhuman longevity for a citrus fragrance. Even at the end of the day, I can still smell the quiet, soapy-citrus base, as almost a “clean linen” or “white musk” type of scent, but again in only the most natural, unforced sense, and with sweet lemon juice persisting hours beyond the point where you’d normally expect it to disappear. One of the best in its class.

  9. :

    3 out of 5

    The whole Trumpers range is woefully underrated. Including this little gem.
    Although it is only fair to sat that if you wear it in London you will not smell unique…but you will smell good.

  10. :

    5 out of 5

    Its like a more grown up adg I love it and its so original here in the states

  11. :

    3 out of 5

    One of my favorite Summer scents… Great citrus blast in the opening and dries down to a wonderful musky ceder… When you wear this in the United States you know that you won’t smell like anyone else…

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