GIT is the green, fresh, gentleman's Creed — the one that inspired Cool Water. It is bought by people who want Creed without the Aventus hype and traded by people who found it too "barbershop". Older batches are noticeably richer.
Notes
Lemon verbena, iris
Violet leaf
Sandalwood, ambergris
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Before you buy Green Irish Tweed used
Batch code on the base; the atomiser should spray a fine mist, not a jet.
- Ask for a clear photo of the batch code (four digits, e.g. "21Q01") and check it against the box.
- Aventus batches smell different — collectors pay for specific years, so name the batch in your listing.
- Creed caps and atomizers are common failure points; mention if the cap sits loose.
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Frequently asked
Is Creed Green Irish Tweed available on Sniffy right now?
Not at this exact moment, but Creed Green Irish Tweed is one of the most-traded bottles and comes up regularly. Check the marketplace, or list yours — it will get offers.
How do I know a used Green Irish Tweed is genuine?
Batch code on the base; the atomiser should spray a fine mist, not a jet. On Sniffy your payment is held in escrow until you confirm the bottle matches the listing, so a fake never costs you money — open a dispute and the money stays frozen.
Can I trade for Creed Green Irish Tweed instead of buying it?
Yes. Sniffy is built for swaps: list a bottle of your own, find a Green Irish Tweed marked "trade" or "sale or trade", and propose a bottle-for-bottle swap. Both sides put down a small refundable deposit and ship at the same time; there is no platform fee on swaps.
What is the best way to sell my Green Irish Tweed?
List it on Sniffy with a real photo, the batch code and an honest fill level. Green Irish Tweed is in constant demand, so priced fairly it sells or trades quickly. You pay 10% only when a sale completes (5% for Gold), shipping is a flat insured label, and you are protected by escrow the same way the buyer is.