Bond No 9 · Unisex

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Bond No 9 Hamptons

3.86 / 5 from 654 reviews

Bond No. 9 Hamptons (2005, René Morgenthaler) is a breezy, sunlit citrus-floral daytime scent that softens into a clean musky woody powder ideal for relaxed summer wear.

Similarity 6/10
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Sillage
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About Bond No 9 Hamptons

The fragrance these clones are inspired by.

Bond No. 9 Hamptons is a 2005 unisex release from Bond No. 9, crafted by René Morgenthaler. In the brand catalogue it is presented as a light, daytime fragrance that opens on bright bergamot, lime blossom and lemon with a trace of sage and cedar, moves into a heart of jasmine, Turkish rose and magnolia, and settles on musk, sandalwood and amber. The main accords read citrus, aromatic, floral, powdery, yellow floral, musky and woody. With a 3.86/5 average from 654 votes, Hamptons draws both fans who praise its fresh citrus-floral face and critics who find the dry down flat or overly musky.

Our take

I like the fresh lemon-lime opening and the clean floral heart, but the dry down heads toward soft white musk and light sandalwood that loses character; it works well for easy summer daytime wear but won’t satisfy anyone after a bold or complex signature.

Perfumer: René Morgenthaler

Citrus
100.00%
Aromatic
69.05%
Floral
65.28%
Powdery
64.56%
Yellow Floral
61.15%
Musky
60.86%
Woody
60.27%
Sweet
53.42%
Fresh Spicy
48.52%
Herbal
46.87%

A Closer Look

The Bottle

Hamptons suits the Bond No. 9 silhouette particularly well, using vivid blue to give the strongly indented body a breezy, seaside character. The flared shoulders and thick, broad base make it a heavy bottle, with the lower section visibly supplying much of its presence. A pale cream neck and elongated pale-blue cap, darkened at both ends, add welcome contrast. The circular front medallion clearly reads Bond No. 9, NYC and Hamptons. It's cheerful and unmistakable, and one of the house's more convincing colour-led designs without needing elaborate artwork.

Original or Clone

The bottle gives Hamptons a strong claim on the shelf: its vivid blue body, curved shoulders, indented sides, circular label, and elongated cap make it unusually recognisable. That is a meaningful reason to buy the original rather than an interpretation when the object itself matters. René Morgenthaler’s credited authorship adds a fact no copy can share, while the citrus, aromatic, floral character explains why this release has attracted an attempt at reproduction. An interpretation remains a reasonable choice for readers who care less about those distinctions.

Fragrance Character
3.86 / 5
Quality Rating
Moderate Longevity
Moderate Sillage
Summer & Spring Best Season
Daytime Best Time

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