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Bond No. 9Discontinued

Little Italy (EDP)

2004

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Versions Timeline

2004

Little Italy (Original Release)

Price Range
$310 – $500

Estimated price range, including all bottle sizes

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Perfumers

Francis Camail

"Little Italy is a bright, citrus-led fragrance built around a lively blend of clementine, mandarin orange, and grapefruit. Neroli gives the composition a lightly floral, aromatic heart while preserving its sparkling Mediterranean character. Musk forms a clean, soft base that becomes more apparent as the initial citrus intensity fades. The overall style is energetic, fresh, fruity, and subtly floral rather than dense or heavily sweet. Its simple structure places the emphasis on the contrast between vivid citrus opening notes and a quieter musky drydown. The fragrance has developed a mixed reception, with the opening generally attracting more enthusiasm than the later stages."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Spring
Summer

Ideal Weather

Sunny
Mild
Hot

Moods

Cheerful
Energetic
Fresh
Uplifting
Vibrant

Occasions

Casual
Daily Use
Outdoor Activity
Travel
Vacation

Fun Facts

Little Italy was introduced in 2004 as a unisex citrus-aromatic fragrance.

Its core profile combines three prominent citrus notes with neroli and musk.

AI Generated

Aromatic Profile

0m/6h
Top Notes
1x
CitrusFruityFreshFloralWoodyPowderySynthetic

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–54m

clementine
mandarin orange
grapefruit
Middle Notes

54m–2h 42m

neroli
Base Notes

2h 42m–6h

musk

Performance

Longevity
60%

Moderate (4-6h)

Sillage
40%

Moderate

Reviews Summary

“Reception is mixed. The opening is often experienced as bright, energetic, and strongly citrus-focused, while the neroli-and-musk drydown can feel quieter, more muted, or unusual. Overall community reception is moderate rather than universally enthusiastic.”

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