Maison Martin Margiela Replica Coffee Break was created by Jacques Cavallier and released in 2019. You are transported to a sweet little coffee shop - the aroma of coffee being brewed and sipped with frothy mounds of milk, lovely desserts and pastries, fresh lavender. Coffee Break is an eau de toilette, edt. Replica by Maison Martin Margiela is the reproduction of familiar scents and moments of varying locations and periods.
From Influenster - "the notes of coffee, lavender, and vanilla totally reminds you of that aromatic smell from the coffee house you always get a chance to pass by."
From Fragrantica - "It starts off as a pure coffee scent. In the drydown it turns into a macchiato with a heavy hit of Vanilla syrup. A perfect cozy fall scent."
This opens on a very effervescent, unisex note, heavy on the lavender. I don't pick up much in the way of coffee or milk, but there is a hint of spicy richness in the base. The reviewer who compared this to Chanel Chance nailed it.
Lavender, soft coffee, milky. I love this one!! After wearing it a bunch I think it's better on my husband, there is a certain cologne quality to the scent, but I still wear it It's rich, but not heavy. Very unique.
This opens on a very effervescent, unisex note, heavy on the lavender. I don't pick up much in the way of coffee or milk, but there is a hint of spicy richness in the base. The reviewer who compared this to Chanel Chance nailed it.
Lavender, soft coffee, milky. I love this one!! After wearing it a bunch I think it's better on my husband, there is a certain cologne quality to the scent, but I still wear it It's rich, but not heavy. Very unique.
This fragrance surprised me, being sweeter and more floral than I expected. It is pleasant and smells good. It will most likely get the wearer a number of compliments. Coffee Break was just not what I was looking for. I wanted a more 'coffee brewing' type of scent, not a Starbucks frappucino with loads of sugar and a bunch of flowers right next to the cup. I think most people will like this fragrance. It just wasn't what I was specifically seeking.
