Jo Malone London

English Pear & Freesia

Cologne · 2010 · light weight

Its wardrobe colour

No clear colour under our current rules.

Seasons

spring · summer · fall

Occasions

office · casual · date

The note pyramid.

Top

Heart

freesia

Base

Notes as the brand lists them ↗ · checked 2026-10-18. Note families with five or more bottles have a page.

The accord balance.

Our weights, from 0 to 1. A guide to character.

  • citrus0.00
  • aromatic0.00
  • aquatic0.00
  • green0.20
  • floral0.60
  • spicy0.00
  • woody0.30
  • amber0.20
  • sweet0.50
  • leather0.00
  • smoky0.00
  • musky0.30

Where it fits.

  • Casual weekend

    English Pear & Freesia is easygoing, floral and sweet, and works most of the year.

  • Signature

    English Pear & Freesia is floral and sweet with a clear character, good on most days.

  • All-rounder

    English Pear & Freesia works in three seasons and many places, the one to grab when unsure.

  • Office safe

    English Pear & Freesia is soft and floral, so it stays polite in a meeting room.

Try them together

Three pairings

The three highest pair scores among our checked bottles. Each score has a reason. Smell is personal; these rules are a starting point.

  1. Xerjoff

    Erba Gold

    75/100

    Pear runs through both, and Erba Gold brings the citrus.

    Spray Erba Gold first (2 sprays, chest, under your shirt), let it settle a minute, then English Pear & Freesia on top (4 sprays, neck, wrists and a mist on your shirt).

  2. Armaf

    Shared pear ties them together, and Club de Nuit Precieux 1 brings the amber.

    Spray Club de Nuit Precieux 1 first (2 sprays, chest, under your shirt), let it settle a minute, then English Pear & Freesia on top (4 sprays, neck, wrists and a mist on your shirt).

  3. Maison Crivelli

    Both carry woods and flowers (patchouli in English Pear & Freesia), with leather from Oud Maracuja.

    Spray Oud Maracuja first (2 sprays, chest, under your shirt), let it settle a minute, then English Pear & Freesia on top (4 sprays, neck, wrists and a mist on your shirt).

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