Jimi

Jimi opens with a bright, slightly tart mix of grape and bergamot that feels more like crushed fruit than candy. The rose sits quietly beside them, adding a soft floral layer without taking over. This introduction is brief and serves mainly to lead into the woods and leather that follow.

The heart brings forward a smooth leather accord paired with sandalwood, cedar, and vetiver. The leather is prominent but not harsh, supported by the dry clarity of cedar and the earthy depth of vetiver. As the fragrance settles, the base notes take over with patchouli, tonka bean, oakmoss, and amber. The patchouli and oakmoss create a damp, forest-floor quality that grounds the sweetness of the tonka and the warmth of the amber. This drydown is heavy on earthy and animalic tones, giving the scent a mature, slightly untamed character that lingers on the skin with a rich, resinous finish.

The overall impression is woody, leathery, and distinctly earthy, with enough sweet and spicy elements to keep it rounded. It suits cooler weather and evening wear, especially for someone who enjoys prominent leather and patchouli. It is less appropriate for those who prefer clean, airy florals or bright citrus scents. A walk through a damp pine forest where the air smells of crushed leaves and warm resin.

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