Xerjoff Torino 21 vs Torino 24
Both are from Xerjoff's Join The Club line and both refer to the tennis finals in Turin. That's where the similarity ends. Torino 21 is green and herbal, Torino 24 juicy and fruity — the names are more alike than the scents.
| Property | Torino 21 | Torino 24 |
| Concentration | EDP | EDP |
| Top notes | mint, lemon, basil | mango, bergamot, mandarin, plum |
| Heart notes | lavender, geranium | orange blossom, pink lotus, styrax |
| Base notes | musk, vetiver | white musk, moss, patchouli |
| Longevity (community rating) | 5–8 hours | 8–10 hours |
| Sillage (community rating) | Moderate, close to the skin after 3–4 hours | Moderate |
| Full bottle | €295 / 100 ml | €195 / 50 ml |
| Price per millilitre | €2.95 | €3.90 |
| Decant 5 ml | €27 | €27 |
| Decant 10 ml | €47 | €47 |
Torino 21 is cool and dry: mint and basil up top, vetiver in the base, nothing sweet. It comes across like a freshly washed T-shirt and is most useful when it's hot and you don't want anyone to smell you before they see you. Torino 24 goes the opposite way — mango and plum make it juicy, while patchouli and moss give it a base that lasts longer than a typical citrus fragrance. If you're after the office and the heat, take 21. If you're after something that gets noticed on a terrace, take 24. Decants of both cost the same, so price isn't an argument here.
Why do the decants cost the same while the full bottles don't?
Because Torino 21 comes in a 100 ml bottle and Torino 24 in 50 ml. Per millilitre 21 is cheaper (€2.95 against €3.90), but with decants that difference disappears, because their base prices per millilitre are close enough.
Which lasts longer?
Torino 24, by about two hours according to community ratings. The composition supports that too: patchouli and moss hold on longer than the vetiver and musk in 21. We don't measure longevity ourselves — these are summarised user ratings, not our data, and everyone's skin shifts them.
Are they unisex?
Both are listed as unisex in our database. With lavender and vetiver, Torino 21 is closer to classically masculine, while Torino 24, with fruit and orange blossom, is more neutral than it sounds.
Is either suitable for winter?
Not really. Both are designed for the warm months. With patchouli in the base Torino 24 just about holds up in autumn, while Torino 21 almost disappears in the cold.
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