Established 1969 for Men
Fragrance notes
Character
The suede here never fully commits to its leather edge. It stays light, more of a suggestion than a statement, and the sandalwood beside it keeps the base from feeling grounded. Tunisian neroli and citron lead the way, bright and a little sharp, with orange leaf adding a clean lift. Galbanum and wormwood move through the heart with a bitter green snap, while thyme pulls the middle toward something dry and kitchen-adjacent. Rodrigo Flores-Roux built this as a woody aromatic that stays close to the skin, present enough to be noticed when you lean in, then fading to a soft trace before it ever demands attention.
Sunlight hits the wooden slats of a porch where someone sits with sleeves rolled, a glass of iced tea sweating on the table. The air smells of crushed herbs and warm wood, the kind of stillness that comes with a long morning and no plans to leave. Citrus lingers in the air around the chair, green and thin, while the suede and cypress settle into the fabric of a shirt that has been worn all week. It is a quiet sort of presence, the scent of a man sitting still in a patch of sun, surrounded by dry air and the faint smell of thyme on his hands.
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