David Beckham Classic Blue Eau de Toilette is a bright, easy-going going fresh woody scent that feels instantly crisp and polished, opening with sparkling citrus and juicy fruit before settling into a clean blend of aromatic herbs and smooth woods. Designed for effortless daily wear, it reads modern and confident without shouting, making it a versatile signature in warm weather or anytime you want a cool blue lift.
Launch and Perfumer
Launched in 2014. Perfumer team credited to Jean Christophe Hérault and Aurelien Guichard.
Olfactory Notes
Top: Grapefruit, Pineapple, Violet leaf
Heart: Apple, Clary sage, Geranium
Base: Cashmere wood, Moss, Patchouli
Story and Positioning
Part of the Classic collection, Classic Blue takes the tailored feel of the original and brightens it with juicy fruit and airy herbs to capture relaxed sophistication in motion. It sits comfortably in the fresh aromatic space loved by men who enjoy clean citrus over smooth woods. If you reach for Azzaro Chrome, Montblanc Legend, or Y Eau de Toilette, you will likely appreciate this polished take that suits office hours, casual days, and gym bag refreshes alike.
Bottle and Design
Classic Blue stands in a clear, cylindrical flacon with finely patterned sidewalls that catch the light like a subtle herringbone. The juice reads sky-tinted, framed by a clean white front label with crisp type that keeps the face uncluttered. A satin metallic blue cap tops a short, tidy neck and seats with a smooth, secure close. The base is thick and level for a steady stance, and the sprayer mists in a soft, even veil. The carton mirrors the bottle’s cues in deep navy with a chevron texture and a white title panel, giving the reveal a neat, modern finish.
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Manufacturer: Coty Inc
Address: 14 Rue du Quatre Septembre, 75002 Paris, France
Country of Manufacture: Spain/France (Refer to the product box for the specific batch information)
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