Aquatic
Aquatic fragrances capture the essence of water – the ocean, a lake, a river – evoking a sense of tranquility, freedom, and natural beauty. This genre of fragrance relies on an ingredient known as Calone, which imparts the sensation of a gentle sea breeze, shimmering crystalline waters, and an unparalleled sense of freshness. Aquatic scents offer a diverse range of interpretations, capturing everything from tumultuous oceanic waves to serene and tranquil pools.
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Sea, spray and sun! Like a breeze of sea spray that caresses our face, 801 is refreshing with its grapefruit start. This wind intensifies and makes the spices twirl: pink pepper and nutmeg bring a touch of spice. The rows of cedar and cypress trees diffuse into the air their facets of wood dried by the sun’s rays.Sold out
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A sun-faded ode to surf culture and endless summer. Wave Child blends airy woods, salt-kissed florals, and breezy warmth, evoking the freedom of drifting between ocean spray, guitar riffs, and glowing afternoons.
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Cool, damp, and echoing - watery mineral notes mingle with faint greenery and a hollow sweetness, like moss-covered stone and forgotten coins.
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Miami – a metropolis with deep roots in art and cultural diversity, surrounded by sunshine, white sand and the ocean. Referred to as ‘Paradise Lost’ in the 1980s. During this period Hotel Mutiny stood out as a lush oasis within the apocalypse and hosted a free trading zone and a never-ending party with gorgeous models, kingpins, and legendary artists. The TV-show Miami Vice has been a major influence on fashion and includes Armani jackets in pastels, rolled up sleeves. Miami Blue by 19-69 is dedicated to a place and era when champagne baths were on the charts.8% OFF
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A fragrance steeped in sorcery and sea foam, Black Salt opens with a flicker of lime, bright as lightening over a storm-tossed sea. Spellbinding black water lily meets wet lava rock, eucalyptus, and briny seaweed in this mysterious and mesmerising distillation of the beach at night.10% OFF
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Caribbean sea, Comandant cousteau has recently resurfaced after an underwater exploration. From his boat, wetsuit still on And salt clinging to his skin, he gazes at the horizon while savouring. The first puff of smoke from his pipe. With the depths of the sea still in his eyes, he is in a moment of deep contemplation and connection with it. Before the next adventure.
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FRA 422 Founded in 2018, FRA 422 is a young Korean perfume house that approaches scent through the lens of identity, sustainability, and contemporary design. Rather than building itself around a single founder-perfumer persona, the brand presents itself as a creative system: a world where fragrance becomes character, and each perfume is imagined as a distinct soul . Its name combines 'FRA', from fragrance, with '422', a reference to 22nd April — Earth Day. The house emerged from South Korea’s
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Crashing waves beneath neon sunsets. Electric, effervescent, umami. Silky skin suspended in ocean’s sweet embrace.Sold out
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The iconic American surf documentary `The Endless Summer` (1966) and The Beach Boys sparked off an entire movement of good vibrations in California during the 1960s. Once the privilege of Hawaiian royalty, surfing today is more than riding waves: it’s a lifestyle. Recently, professional big wave surfer Nic Von Rupp invited me to encounter the ambiance of his native Nazaré , a coastal town situated on the Atlantic Ocean in Portugal. With its beautiful raw rock formations, magnificent swells, and air characterised by salty sea winds, it made a profound impact on me. Atlântico is inspired by the renowned coordinates 308° NWN, famed for its towering waves near Nazaré’s coast.Sold out
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Fjällsjö is a clean and water like scent reminiscent of soapy skin after a dip in a clear and deep mountain lake in “Fjällen” – the Swedish mountains. It transports you to the summer months when the ground turns green and shadows from the sky above paint a blurry picture on the blue, windless lake.
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Cool, expansive marine notes merge with oriental spices to create a mysterious sacredness. The icy blue sea, vibrant salty aroma, and frankincense and birch, layered on top of frozen metal, attest to the fragrance’s ancient history.
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The scent of rain on dry earth, petrichor, meets bergamot and basil in a wave of calm. Caraway and cedarwood flow beneath, steady and quiet, like a deep, cleansing current. Fluid, cooling and deeply adaptive.
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It feels like warping to another world, though it’s only a couple hours’ drive up the 75, palms sticky on the wheel after drinking double glasses of roadside lemonade—two for three bucks! You don’t see that kind of deal often these days. In your mind, you’re already by the lake, decoding the willows’ whispers with a book over your face against the whitening sun, surrounded by the ceaseless entropy of stones grinding into flecks of dune-bound sand against the tides. The sacred lilies of the people native to this country remind you of the simple fact that you’re still here, in one piece, up north.
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The two of them tumble, glittering, out of the Detroit rain and into Cliff Bell’s nightclub, where they’re greeted by the snap of a hi-hat cymbal and the snarl of a snare drum. A few errant notes on a saxophone soundtrack the couple as they settle into a discreet corner booth, gazing through the thick, dark air at each handmade tile that makes up the mythical stage until two tall, fizzing glasses are brought to the table. They toast to their future and that of their tenacious city.







