Widely agreedRasasi
Egra
Same iris and violet, with juniper and fir making it greener.

Creed
2 fragrances are widely sold as cheaper versions of this. Ranked strongest match first.
Like a cool iris breeze over a green meadow with subtle amber and sandalwood warmth.
Main accords: citrus, ozonic, aquatic, iris, powdery, woody. 1985 · Eau de Parfum
Widely agreedRasasi
Egra
Same iris and violet, with juniper and fir making it greener.
Sometimes citedArmaf
Tres Nuit
Listed at about 88% against Green Irish Tweed. Wearers describe it as crisp and clean rather than powdery, with around 7 hours.
Ranking combines how widely wearers agree a fragrance is a dupe with how closely its notes and accords line up. “Strong match” means both signals agree; “loose match” means it is in the same family but noticeably different on skin. 2 of these link to a published source.
Rasasi Egra is widely sold as a dupe of Creed Green Irish Tweed. Same iris and violet, with juniper and fir making it greener.
Armaf Tres Nuit is widely sold as a dupe of Creed Green Irish Tweed. Listed at about 88% against Green Irish Tweed. Wearers describe it as crisp and clean rather than powdery, with around 7 hours.
Rasasi Egra is the closest we have on record. It is the one wearers name most consistently. Same iris and violet, with juniper and fir making it greener.
Yes — 2 of them, including Rasasi Egra, Armaf Tres Nuit. Each is listed above with what it gets right and where it falls short.
No. A dupe is built to the same idea, not the same formula, and cheaper materials usually show in the opening and in how long it lasts. That is why every entry here says how it differs instead of giving a percentage. Of Rasasi Egra, for instance: Same iris and violet, with juniper and fir making it greener.
Like a cool iris breeze over a green meadow with subtle amber and sandalwood warmth. It opens on Lemon Verbena, Iris.
Creed Green Irish Tweed is one of the most respected and beloved men's fragrances in the world. Released in 1985 as an Eau de Parfum, this composition captures the green, rain-washed landscapes of the Irish countryside in a fragrance that has become a benchmark for fresh, masculine elegance.
The opening is green and luminous. Iris and lemon verbena create a bright, slightly powdery freshness that feels like morning light filtering through green leaves. The iris appears unusually early, setting the powdery, violet-like character from the very first spray.
The heart develops a unique, slightly ozonic quality. Violet leaf provides a green, slightly metallic freshness that defines the fragrance's distinctive character. This note gives Green Irish Tweed its famous rain-like quality, that fresh, clean scent of air just after a rain shower on an open green field. Lemon continues as a general note, maintaining brightness throughout.
The base is warm and grounding. Sandalwood provides smooth, creamy woodiness, while ambergris adds a subtle, slightly salty warmth. More sandalwood weaves through the composition as a general note, providing constant creamy support.
With dominant citrus and ozonic accords supported by prominent aquatic, iris, powdery, woody, and amber qualities, Green Irish Tweed occupies unique territory in men's perfumery. It smells simultaneously fresh and warm, green and sophisticated, natural and refined. The moderate green, animalic, and violet elements add interesting depth. It is perhaps the ultimate gentleman's fragrance, appropriate for every occasion from the boardroom to a garden party, and it has earned its place as one of the most iconic men's scents ever created.