Best alternatives to
Tuxedo
Yves Saint Laurent · · honest, independent rankings
Want a fragrance that smells like Tuxedo? Below are 1 independently-rated alternatives to Yves Saint Laurent Tuxedo, ranked by how close we think they smell — with notes, prices and where to buy. The original leans violet leaf, coriander, bergamot, rose. Then layer your pick into a signature scent nobody else wears.
Opens with mandarin, coriander seed and pink pepper, unfolding into a heart of rose, cedarwood, patchouli and violet leaves, over a base of vanilla, leather, moss, amberxtreme and musk. Gracefully floral, polished and quietly feminine.
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Tuxedo alternatives — FAQ
What is the best alternative to Tuxedo?
Our top-rated pick is Deuce No 52 by House of Twist ($35), which in our subjective opinion smells about 82% similar to Yves Saint Laurent Tuxedo. Opens with mandarin, coriander seed and pink pepper, unfolding into a heart of rose, cedarwood, patchouli and violet leaves, over a base of vanilla, leather, moss, amberxtreme and musk. Gracefully floral, polished and quietly feminine.
What is the cheapest Tuxedo alternative?
Deuce No 52 by House of Twist is the lowest-priced option at $35, versus for the original Tuxedo.
What does Tuxedo smell like?
Yves Saint Laurent Tuxedo opens with violet leaf, coriander, bergamot, a heart of rose, black pepper, lily of the valley, over a base of patchouli, bourbon vanilla, ambergris.
Are these alternatives the same as Tuxedo?
No. These are independent fragrances that some people find smell similar to Tuxedo; they are not the original and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Yves Saint Laurent. Our similarity scores are subjective opinions to help you choose.
Can you layer Tuxedo alternatives with other fragrances?
Yes — that is what LayerDen is built for. Our members get step-by-step layer suites (exact bottles, sprays and placement) that use Tuxedo alternatives to build a signature scent that's unmistakably yours.
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