U.S. Army releases official cologne ‘Patton’

Soon, you too, can smell like the U.S. Army.

Or, at least smell like it’s official fragrance, “Patton” by Parfumologie.

The Military Times reports that the Army decided to make money off of its brand because a portion of proceeds will benefit the Veterans Administration and its services.

“Patton” is a woodsy blend of lavender, citrus, coconut, cedar, sage, tonka bean, bergamot, lime, and the ad copy says it will “elicit feelings of majestic woodlands and endless horizons.”

“Patton” the cologne joins the ranks of the Coast Guard’s “Riptide,” the Air Force’s “Stealth” and the Marines’ “Devil Dog” fragrances.