Fragrances

A bright oriental-floral EDP with fruit, florals, amber, musk, and smooth woods. It feels generous and polished, with enough sweetness for easy wear but enough warmth to feel Middle Eastern in style.

Doré is a newer Loewe release positioned in the current premium branch, with a more polished and collection-oriented feel than the classic lines. It feels luminous, styled, and more boutique in tone.

A polished feminine fragrance with soft florals, creamy texture, and an elegant musky base. It feels smooth and quietly radiant, with a gentle classical refinement.

A woody-spicy northern fragrance with incense, cedar, laurel, cardamom, vetiver, musk, herbs, lake air, and cold wind. It feels like a road toward Lake Ladoga: austere, meditative, damp, herbal, and quietly fortified by smoke and wood.

A vintage Arabian-style fragrance with a jewel-like warmth of amber, musk, florals, and woods. It feels smooth and traditional, with a soft ornate richness rather than modern sharpness.

A more concentrated Do Son that lets tuberose become creamier, duskier, and more enveloping while keeping the orange-leaf brightness intact. It feels smoother and more sensual than the EDT, but still poised rather than overwhelming.

A luminous tuberose inspired by Vietnam, with orange blossom, iris, and musk giving the white flower a fresh airy opening before the creamier facets arrive. It feels breezy and radiant rather than narcotic, like warm evening air moving through blossoms.

Dot turns the house toward a brighter fruity-floral style with red berries, dragonfruit, white flowers, coconut, and a soft vanilla finish. It feels playful, cheerful, and highly approachable, with a bottle that matches the scent’s whimsical personality.

A dark chocolate extrait with bitter orange, pimento, pink pepper, cinnamon, agave, geranium, dark chocolate, Madagascar vanilla, sandalwood, and bourbon vetiver. It opens spicy and bitter-bright, then the chocolate becomes dry, warm, and woody rather than syrupy. It feels clever and indulgent, like spiced dark chocolate wrapped around vetiver, vanilla, and polished woods.

Double Patchouli is a patchouli-focused eau de toilette that emphasizes earthy warmth, herbaceous dryness, cocoa-like darkness, amber, and musk. It feels charismatic and textured, showing patchouli as woody, leathery, dusty, and sensual rather than simply sweet.

A toasted milky vanilla fragrance with rosemary, black sesame, butterscotch, vanilla, and musk. It is gourmand, but the savory herbal and sesame facets keep the sweetness interesting and slightly off-center. It feels like expensive ice cream on a hot day: creamy, nutty, smooth, and indulgent without becoming flat sugar.

A silky rose fragrance with soft petals, powdery musk, gentle sweetness, and a clean floral dry-down. It feels smooth and comforting, like rosewater, pale powder, and soft fabric, with the floral side kept tender rather than dramatic.

A soft vanilla fragrance with creamy sweetness, gentle floral warmth, and a clean musky base. It feels comforting, cozy, and unisex, presenting vanilla as smooth and tender rather than dark, smoky, or dessert-heavy.

A limited collaboration with artist Freddie Albrighton, built as a radiant extrait with metallic rose, aquatic-solar floral effects, mint candy, tea tree, oyster-like salt, resins, benzoin, and civet. It feels strange, shiny, salty, and bodily: a hot-skin floral that makes beauty and discomfort deliberately overlap.

The second Douleur collaboration moves into a dense tropical-aquatic register, with cucumber or melon-like water, camphorous tea tree, candied mint, metallic rose, milky white floral haze, salt, resins, and civet. It feels deliberately surreal: cool, wet, floral, metallic, and skin-like all at once.

A dry aromatic-spicy cologne with citrus, lavender, geranium, pepper, and woods that lands squarely in the polished gentleman’s-fragrance tradition. It feels reserved and confident, more about composure and structure than novelty, with a refined floral-spice core that never turns loud.

A soft gourmand-leaning fragrance that turns boredom into languid comfort, using creamy sweetness, gentle warmth, and a plush rounded base. It feels deliberately unhurried, cozy, and quietly indulgent.

A warm intimate fragrance with a heart-centered blend of soft spice, woods, musk, and amber. It feels personal and enveloping, built for closeness rather than performance.

A smoky amber-woody extrait with blackcurrant, incense, Sichuan pepper, cypress, tobacco, labdanum, moss, myrrh, cedar, guaiac wood, vanilla, and musk. It feels dense, ritualistic, and resinous, with a dark incense-tobacco heart rather than a clean modern amber profile.

A fruity-woody fragrance with citrus, green notes, peach-like sweetness, magnolia, pear, jasmine, musk, vanilla, tonka, and cedar. It feels soft and luminous, with fruit and flowers settling into creamy woods.