It doesn’t get more summery than Italy’s sun-soaked Amalfi Coast. This scent’s creators—owners of the iconic Hotel Le Sirenuse in Positano—infused native bergamot, blackcurrant, citrus, and terracotta into this fresh, straightforward scent any guy can wear.

Your woody fall scent won’t work in the heat, but there’s an alternative. The cedar and pine in this invigorating fragrance is powerful yet clean, and exceptionally luxe. It contains verdant greenery that’s balanced by a moody incense back, which will diffuse throughout the day.

Heading to the beach? Prada has expanded its Luna Rossa line to include this new intense, yet sophisticated version. It channels the ocean through layers of bright grapefruit, which later gives way to woody incense, amber, and vanilla—making it one of the bolder scents on this list.

Bergamot is a green orange that’s essential to any summer fragrance—and nearly all of it comes from Italy. This blend recreates a misty morning in the Italian citrus fields with supporting ingredients like patchouli, lavender, and cedar. It’s a complex fragrance that will keep those near you guessing.

If you like Ralph Lauren fragrances, you’ll love this farm-to-fragrance scent made with 97% natural-origin ingredients. At its core is sustainably sourced Haitian Vetiver Heart, which gives it a mellow grassy vibe that’s earthy yet clean. It’s all brought to life with calming Neroli, Sage, Cedarwood.

This limited-edition fragrance was created by self-taught perfumers behind this small NYC-based brand. They’ve somehow captured all the best scents you’d find in a beach bag with inventive summer ingredients like “ocean air,” “salt,” and “sun tan lotion.” Unique is an understatement.

One of our favorite new bottles for summer is this well-balanced scent from the perfumer behind Jean Paul Gaultier’s iconic ’90s scent Le Male. On first spray, it's vibrant and fresh. As it diffuses throughout the day, you’ll start to smell grassy verbena and sweet fennel with a hint of earthy musk that’s perfect for right now.