Fragrances

A dark leather fragrance with bergamot, iris, incense, spices, patchouli, Bulgarian rose, violet, Nepalese oud, amber, leather, and white musk. It is elegant and shadowy, with powdery florals and oud softening the leather rather than making it rough.

A bolder black-line flanker with a red-fruit and spice impression layered over warm woods and ambered sweetness. It feels more extroverted and nightlife-oriented than the original Black, with a slightly warmer and more energetic personality.

A modern rose fragrance with Bulgarian rose, musk, leather, and amber. It presents rose in a darker and more sensual style than a simple floral soliflore, with leather and amber giving the flower a polished shadow. The musk keeps the dry-down smooth and intimate, making the scent feel elegant, grown-up, and slightly mysterious.

A supple leather-fruity scent where saffron, juniper, violet, and raspberry create a contrast between brightness and suede-like warmth. It feels sleek and expressive, with a cool modern polish that keeps the richer notes from becoming heavy.

Black Saffron moves in a warm amber direction, blending sweet spice, smooth woods, and a rounded musky base. It feels plush and evening-friendly without losing Armaf’s easygoing wearability.

A denser, more concentrated take on Black Saffron where the leather, violet, saffron, and woods feel darker and more resonant. It preserves the original’s vivid contrast while making the entire composition feel smoother and more luxurious.

A polished leather fragrance with smoky club-room warmth, smooth woods, and a dark aromatic edge. It feels dapper and relaxed, evoking worn chairs, low lighting, and a trace of refined tobacco-leather atmosphere.

A famously strong marine extrait with a dark salty profile and a mineral, almost stormy freshness. It is aquatic, but not light or fleeting; the sea accord feels cold, deep, and powerful, with woods and musks giving it serious density. It feels like black water under wind, salt spray, wet rocks, and a long-lasting oceanic trail.

A dark wool-and-skin style perfume with clean animalic warmth, woods, smoke, and a soft natural musk effect. It feels unusual and tactile, both cozy and mysterious, like black wool absorbing incense and body heat.

Black Soul gives the house a darker sweet-spicy masculine style with a polished modern edge. It feels smoother and more urban than classic Lapidus pour Homme while still carrying real personality.

Black Soul Imperial deepens the Black Soul line into a richer spicy-woody masculine with more weight and a stronger evening feel. It feels fuller, warmer, and more assertive than the original Black Soul.

A coniferous dark-green fragrance centered on spruce, resin, and shadowed woods. It feels sharper and more forested than a sweet pine scent, with cool evergreen needles over darker balsamic depth. The result is crisp, resinous, and wintery.

A modern feminine fragrance with a glossy sweet-floral surface, soft fruitiness, and a warm musky base. It feels stylish and polished, with enough brightness to stay approachable and enough ambered depth to keep the black-bottle mood from becoming too light.

A contemporary masculine with fresh aromatic lift, smooth woods, and ambered musk underneath. It feels sleek and easy to wear, leaning darker than a standard fresh scent but still clean and accessible, with the Star line’s polished presentation translated into a masculine profile.

A Private Collection masculine with a stormy fresh-spicy opening and a darker woody-musky base. It feels forceful but wearable, aiming for the kind of energetic freshness that turns warmer and more serious as it dries down.

A foundational Avon men’s scent built around warm woods, leathered softness, and smooth masculine depth. It feels cozy, dark, and easy to wear, with a more approachable style than many older leather fragrances.

Black Sun is a modern masculine with a fresh-spicy opening and a warm woody finish, giving the house a more mainstream but still stylish men’s scent. It feels cleaner and more casual than Salvador Dali pour Homme while retaining some personality.

A dark, spicy barbershop-leaning fragrance that uses the idea of black tea more as atmosphere than as a simple tea note. Clove, pepper, nutmeg, basil, leather, birch, musk, and dry woods give it a smoky, slightly animalic depth, while the tea impression keeps the composition polished and urban. It feels rich, masculine, and distinctive, with enough spice and leather to make it more characterful than a standard clean cologne.

Black Tea is part of the 2025 Olfactory Series 1 and presents tea in a clean, modern unisex style that matches Jil Sander’s pared-back aesthetic. It feels quiet, elegant, and design-conscious.

Black Tie is a dressed-up masculine scent with a clean polished woody profile and a slightly formal edge. It feels more tailored than sporty.