Daddy
Fragrance notes
PERDRISÂT Daddy is a fragrance for people who want tropical fruit to smell grown up. Banana usually signals a playful summer body spray, but here it sits beside tobacco and cloves to create something far more serious. The spice is warm and present, giving the fruit a dark backdrop that stops it from feeling like candy. Jasmine adds a white floral lift that keeps the blend from becoming too heavy or flat.
Cardamom brings an aromatic edge that cuts through the sweetness with a crisp, almost herbal bite. This contrast is the second reason Daddy works for an adult wardrobe. The banana remains the star, yet it never dominates because the surrounding materials challenge it at every turn. You taste the fruit, then the smoke, then the flower, all in a single inhale.
The composition feels intentional rather than experimental. Callum Rory Mitchell built a scent that acknowledges its silly name while refusing to act the part. It suits wearers who enjoy a conversation starter but demand quality materials once the topic lands. Those who prefer safe, anonymous citrus should look elsewhere, as this blend demands attention.
Daddy is for the person who wears a loud shirt with tailored trousers. It is a confident, tropical statement anchored by tobacco.
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