Fragrances

A spicy woody-amber fragrance inspired by Virginia Woolf's shape-shifting character. Ginger, pink pepper, and orange create a lively androgynous opening before amber, patchouli, clove, Peru balsam, guaiac-like woods, and musk take over. It feels eccentric, elegant, and slightly dusty, moving between freshness, spice, and resinous warmth.

The house's signature white floral, built around bitter orange, blackcurrant, raspberry, jasmine sambac, rose petals, woods, and musks. It feels opulent and feminine, with bright fruit and citrus lifting a smooth white-floral heart before the base turns softly woody and musky.

A concentrated floral version of Orlov built around bergamot, orange blossom, tuberose, jasmine sambac, vanilla, and musk. It feels richer and more heady than the signature fragrance, leaning into creamy white flowers and a smoother vanilla-musk finish.

Ormonde Man is one of the house’s defining fragrances, built around black hemlock, juniper, cardamom, coriander, oud-like woods, cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, and musk in a dry green-woody structure. It feels elegant, unusual, and unmistakably refined.

Ormonde Woman is the fragrance that established the house’s signature style, blending grass oil, black hemlock, cardamom, violet, jasmine, oud-like woods, cedar, sandalwood, amber, and vetiver in a mysterious green-woody floral structure. It feels refined, original, and quietly powerful.

A Black Collection fragrance with a nocturnal ambered mood, balancing smooth warmth, spice, and a polished musky finish. It feels glamorous and darkly luminous without becoming overly heavy.

A darker evening member of the Or line, with spice, amber, woods, and a smooth nocturnal sweetness. It feels warmer and more intimate than the brighter Or variants.

A vintage feminine oriental with a dark floral-amber character, resinous warmth, and a glamorous old-school finish. It feels rich, perfumed, and dramatic, with a black-gold mood that suits its name.

A smooth golden fragrance with a luminous ambered personality. It balances brightness and warmth, suggesting citrus or floral lift over a base of woods, musks, and soft balsamic sweetness. It feels expensive but wearable, with a rounded sunny finish that gives the composition its polished Gold Collection character.

A luminous floral-fruity Mediterranean fragrance with frangipani, orange blossom, petitgrain, lentisque, fig, tuberose, laurel, calone, fig tree, cedar, and white musk. It opens creamy, golden, and floral, with citrus-green brightness around the white flowers. As it develops, fig, sea air, and woods give the sweetness a coastal structure. It feels radiant and sun-warmed, like flowers, fig leaves, and salt light on the Calabrian coast.

A soft honeyed gourmand-floral fragrance with heliotrope, almond blossom, rose, honey, coconut, vanilla, benzoin, iris, white musk, tonka bean, sandalwood, and cedarwood. It feels golden, powdery, and comforting, with honey and vanilla warmed by almond-floral softness and a smooth woody base. The sweetness is gentle and creamy rather than sticky.

A moonlit amber-floral fragrance that contrasts golden warmth with a cooler creamy softness. The scent feels smooth and slightly powdery, with floral and musky facets resting over a gentle ambered base. It is elegant and atmospheric, less fiery than Fiamma and more like pale light reflected from warm metal.

OroNardo / Oronardo is a luminous floral centered on tuberose, mock orange, marigold, Queen of the Night, and yellow oleander. It gives white flowers a golden outdoor quality rather than a heavy diva-style tuberose, so the perfume feels radiant, petal-rich, and gently green around the edges. The drydown remains elegant and creamy, with enough brightness to keep the florals airy.

A polished cedar-juniper fragrance softened by tonka and powdery facets, designed to evoke the atmosphere of the Saint-Germain jazz bar that inspired it. It feels clean, smoky, and slightly nostalgic at once, with a smooth rounded elegance that explains its cult status.

A newer, brighter Orphéon that lifts the familiar cedar-and-juniper mood with greener citrus, ginger, and a wetter, more sparkling texture. It feels more immediate and playful than the eau de parfum, while still carrying the same after-hours Parisian character.

A powdery iris fragrance built around the cool elegance of orris, softened by musks, woods, and a gentle floral glow. It feels graceful, cosmetic, and refined, with a creamy texture rather than a sharp rooty edge.

Orris Noir is one of the darker Ormonde Jayne florals, blending iris, incense-like shadows, patchouli, cedar, coriander, and resins into a soft but mysterious structure. It feels smooth, elegant, and more shadowed than the brighter floral line.

A focused orris study with cool powder, rooty earth, and a dry elegant finish. It feels restrained, velvety, and slightly austere, showing the root material rather than a sweet lipstick iris.

A polished powdery-musky 4711 entry with an iris-like orris softness and a smooth fabric-clean finish. It feels elegant, gentle, and tactile, closer to a soft skin scent than a bracing cologne.

Orris Tattoo / 29 is an iris fragrance with a cool, rooty, powdery elegance and a smooth skin-like base. It emphasizes the buttered, earthy side of orris rather than a loud lipstick effect, making the scent feel intimate, refined, and quietly persistent, almost like a soft mineral veil.