360 Red Profumo by Perry Ellis 3.4oz Men EDP Spray

360 Red Profumo by Perry Ellis 3.4oz Men EDP Spray — it arrives through the nose rather than off the shelf ticket

360 Red Profumo by Perry Ellis 3.4oz Men EDP Spray is 100 ml of 360 Red Profumo in eau de parfum, from Perry Ellis — an American mass-market staple that now lives almost entirely in clearance channels.

This is turnover, not prestige, and it should be bought that way. The 360 line has been on shelves for three decades and half the country knows the name, but the newer versions live in clearance distribution: they arrive, they sell, and they are not replaced. Buy the lot you can actually turn, and do not build a permanent fixture on something you may never see offered again.

Genuine units in the original carton. At a low price point the channel is tempted to mix sources, and the 360 customer is exactly the one who notices, because they have been smelling the same fragrance for years.

Fragrance Composition

Olfactory family: spiced mineral
Key notes: cinnamon, nutmeg, musk

On skin it reads as warm cinnamon-and-nutmeg spice over a clean musk. No formal breakdown by level has been released for this reference, and the versions in circulation disagree about which material sits where, so none is printed here. Say exactly that to a customer who asks: it carries better than a sequence you would have to defend.

Commercial Details

Size: 100 ml (3.4 oz)
Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Gender: Men
Brand: Perry Ellis
Presentation: Factory-sealed in its own carton
Authenticity: Genuine Perry Ellis stock
Case pack: Individual + case discounts starting at 12 units
Terms: Flat $35 shipping on all orders, no minimums, no membership. 3% off when paying by Zelle

Retailer Insights

Bought on name and habit, and often as a gift or a replacement. This customer does not read listings; they recognise the bottle. That makes it easy to sell and easy to get wrong. Sells through mass retail, discount perfumery, outlet and marketplaces.

Positioning

The hazard here has a name: the 360 line has so many versions that a customer asks for "the red one" and leaves with a different bottle. Spell each version out in full on the ticket instead of writing the number alone, and keep same-colour versions adjacent so the comparison happens by eye. Do not invent notes in your own listing either — across much of this line the house has published none, and saying so reads as more credible than filling the gap.