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Fragrance notes
Character
A leather jacket hangs on a chair in a dim garage while a motorcycle cools outside. The air carries raspberry and lemon at first, bright and sudden against the oil and metal nearby. Orange follows, adding a sharp citrus edge that cuts through the damp evening air. This opening feels alive and restless, like the moment before a long ride begins.
Thyme and petitgrain soon steady the fruit, lending a green and slightly bitter touch to the heart. Rose and honeysuckle soften the edges, but they never turn the blend sweet or floral in a traditional way. The herbs keep the middle grounded, letting the citrus fade slowly into something drier and more textured.
Leather and guaiac wood rise next, heavy and warm against the skin. Cedar adds a dry plank note while musk lingers close, never reaching far beyond the wearer. Vanilla smooths the sharper edges without making the base sugary. The scent stays with you through the night, fading slowly but never disappearing entirely.
The garage light hums above as the jacket absorbs the warmth of the room, holding the scent of wood, fruit, and worn leather in its grain.
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