Aromatic fragrances typically combine more understated herbs & spices with a woody base. Herbal and woody notes evoke a feeling of grounding, calmness, and perhaps even nostalgia.
The famous Swiss naturalist Conrad Gessner is considered the founder of modern zoology, but as a true 16th century scientist he was also: a prominent physician, botanist, linguist and – of course – spelunking adventurer. In his ‘Descriptio Montis Fracti sive Montis Pilati’ from 1555, he chronicles his climb to the summit of Mount Pilatus, but we also get to follow him into the caves of the Alps. ‘At night, the moon shines into the cave so brightly the light itself seems to take form, like a mist. It gathers in the ceiling and makes the limestone stalactites glitter and gleam, dripping tears of white liquid into puddles on the rock floor that never dries. Moonmilk.’
Chinese Tobacco is the interplay of opposites. East meets West, old meets new. Inspired by legendary films like Apocalypse Now and Indochine. Surrounded by a sweet-spicy freshness detached from life. In the heart of the fragrance, the refreshing pungency of ginger is unleashed, completed by a discreetly citric coriander scent. The base notes reflect a sense of security in the midst of chaos. A dreamy warmth of incense, cedar wood and vetiver meets the playful sweetness of vanilla. Perfection due to different compositions. A harmony because of contrasts.
A slaty breeze by the sea at night, a faded memory. Wet rocks, fallen leaves, ripe fruits, burnt sugar, velvet void. A macabre fantasy of decadent shadows and drama, unfolding from a fresh salty breeze to the deep dark underwater with blurry black tones, exuberant flora and a binding touch of wood. Dusty stage drapes in a theatre, a reflection in a hazy mirror.
Sophistication made simple is the best way to describe Saint Rémy. Dwelling in notes of pink peppercorn, juniper berries and white Iris, this dreamy blend is for the seductive. Inviting new players to the game of thrills, every time they are graced with your presence. It’s colour as unique as your character.
Silphium was a plant that grew in the area of Cyrene, present day Libya, and was widely renowned as a spice, medicinal herb and perfume ingredient throughout the empires of the classical antiquity. Stora Skuggan’s rendition of this historical plant is created by researching surviving assumed relatives of Silphium, using aromachemicals (the molecular building blocks of scents). This is set against a background of ancient incense, woods and leather.
Bringing to mind lazy afternoons spent dwelling on a favorite record and the lingering smokiness that clings somewhat inconveniently to clothes, cannabis balances rich, spicy and herbaceous aromas with soft, floral notes of muguet and magnolia. Inhale deeply for an experience rife with nostalgia – minus the side effects.
Bringing to mind lazy afternoons spent dwelling on a favorite record and the lingering smokiness that clings somewhat inconveniently to clothes, cannabis balances rich, spicy and herbaceous aromas with soft, floral notes of muguet and magnolia. Inhale deeply for an experience rife with nostalgia – minus the side effects.
If the Peaky Blinders had to wear a fragrance, this would be it! Fresh and zesty notes are brought by orange and ginger. Then, the duo of cinnamon and clove spices seduces us. Tobacco leaf and Armagnac emanations reveal a bold and rich trail.
Rainbow Bar is evocative of the 1980s glam rock era in LA and the music scene and lifestyle of the US West Coast during the 1960s and 1970s. Elements like the sun, the blue skies, and the warm glow that embrace LA.
Foregoing traditional note pairing, Parfum 1 blends fresh top notes of citrus and blackcurrant with woody undertones of sandalwood and musk. It’s powerful, mysterious, and not afraid to make a statement. From the mountainous regions in North East India, to Mediterranean Spain, this fragrance contains ingredients from all around the world. A nod to its boundless nature, both across time and space.
Chronic is a tribute to the cannabis culture which became prominent in the 90s. This leafy scent is a vibrant and colourful expression of one’s self – a snapshot of the relaxed Southern Californian way of life. Potent yet persuasive notes are reminiscent of fresh greenery, moss and cannabis accord.
Continental was created during the global lockdown in 2020, where the longing for travel and exploring the world was at an all-time high. It’s a celebration of travel, exploring the world, and appreciating local beauty and culture. It’s a woody scent featuring a curation of ingredients selected in collaboration by master perfumer Christian Provenzano. Scent makes you travel without moving.
Nodding to the centuries old practice of fragrancing artisanal leather goods with custom perfumes, leather is a modern update that marries rawness and refinement. Muted florals mirror the elegance of smooth leather while rustic wood notes call to mind the softness of a well-worn vintage find. Intimately shaping itself around the wearer like a second skin, leather is a fragrance that only gets better with time.
Tobacco, spice, and everything nice. This indulgent fragrance spotlights the earthy sweetness of freshly-picked tobacco leaves, seasoned nicely with spicy notes of amber and pepper. Wrapped up in a warm base of teakwood and sandalwood and brightened by a touch of grassy vetiver, wearing this scent is to emit a sophisticated concerto of soil-grown splendor.
Designed in collaboration with drummer Jake Goss as a fragrance and reinvented as a candle, Yippee Ki-Yay is infused with our Brooklyn-to-Bozeman urban cowboy sensibility; just as at-home on the ranch as it is in an East Village speakeasy. Notes of whiskey, tobacco, and tanned leather form a scent whose rich history tells the tale of a hardworking, hardwearing dude with a taste for the finer things.