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Osswald For Men
Osswald Parfumerie
Release year:
2015
A woody-spicy exclusive built around cinnamon, incense, saffron, oud, guaiac wood, sandalwood, vanilla, and cedar. It feels warm, smoky, and quietly luxurious, with the spice and incense giving the oud-woods a formal, evening-ready character.
Osswald For Women
Osswald Parfumerie
Release year:
2015
An ambered floral-woody exclusive with saffron, rose, guaiac wood, amber, patchouli, and vanilla. The rose is warm and polished rather than dewy, supported by saffron and woods before the base turns smooth, resinous, and softly sweet.
Oterma
Tiziana Terenzi
Release year:
2021
A lush fruity-floral composition with tropical brightness, creamy sweetness, and a musky woody base. It feels exuberant and smooth, bridging fruit nectar and elegant extrait depth.
O The Exclusive Parfum
ROJA
Release year:
2016
A Harrods-exclusive style composition with a luxurious floral-amber profile, warm spice, woods, resin, musk, and a smooth sensual base. It feels private, polished, and intentionally opulent.
Other by ABL / Other
A Beautiful Life Brands
Release year:
2016
A political indie fragrance with coffee, cannabis, honey, cardamom, and suede. It opens aromatic, roasted, and green, then becomes warmer as honey and cardamom soften the sharper coffee-cannabis edge. Suede gives the base a wearable brown-leather smoothness. The result feels unusual, inclusive, and deliberately countercultural.
Ottoman Ambergris: Oud Royale
Ensar Oud
Release year:
2026
Ottoman Ambergris: Oud Royale is an oud-forward release in the Ensar Oud style, emphasizing natural wood tones, resin, smoke, earth, and slow unfolding texture. It feels artisanal and material-driven, with the fragrance built around the character of the oud rather than around a conventional top-heart-base perfume pyramid.
Ottomane
Ulric de Varens
Release year:
1993
A discontinued feminine with an oriental name and an early-1990s personality. The likely mood is warm, spicy, floral, and ambered, more dressed-up and perfumed than the house's later casual releases.
Ottoman Empire
Areej Le Doré
Release year:
2017
A grand oriental composition of spice, rose-toned warmth, oud-like woods, and deep ambered resin. It feels ceremonial and heavy-lidded, with an imperial richness that is more brocade and incense than simple sweetness.
Ottoman Empire III
Areej Le Doré
Release year:
2021
A later Ottoman Empire interpretation with imperial spice, rose-hued warmth, oud, and resins arranged with greater smoothness. It feels opulent and ceremonial, but more composed than the earliest edition.
Ottoman Empire IV
Areej Le Doré
Release year:
2023
A 2023 Ottoman Empire interpretation that keeps the imperial rose-spice-resin signature while refining the oud and amber balance. It feels grand, ornate, and more polished than the earliest versions.
Ottoman Empire Part II / Ottoman Empire II
Areej Le Doré
Release year:
2019
A second Ottoman Empire version that deepens the spicy amber-oud theme with smoother resins and a more rounded floral warmth. It feels regal, smoky, and more settled than the first edition.
Oud
Maison Francis Kurkdjian
Release year:
2012
Oud is the central oud signature of the house, presenting oud in a smooth, polished western-style structure with saffron, cedar, elemi, and patchouli. It feels rich, elegant, and highly wearable for an oud composition.
Oud
Robert Piguet
Release year:
2012
A refined oud composition that treats the wood more as a plush, luxurious texture than as a harsh animalic statement. It feels warm, polished, and quietly opulent, with spice and amber giving the darkness a softer glow.
Oud
Vince Camuto
Release year:
2016
A smooth, approachable oud fragrance where saffron, nutmeg, rose, leather, and amber soften the wood into something warm and wearable. It feels richer and more exotic than the fresher men's line entries, but still stays very designer-accessible rather than challenging.
Oud
Ex Nihilo
Release year:
2016
A Sublime Essence oud entry presenting oud as a concentrated wearable material. It feels dark, woody, resinous, and polished, intended for layering or for wearing as a focused oud accent rather than a full classical oud composition.
Oud
Aaron Terence Hughes
Release year:
2019
A rose-tinged oud fragrance with leather, fruit nuances, patchouli, and a polished woody base. It feels rich and resinous but still wearable, presenting oud in a smooth modern way rather than an aggressively barnyard style.
Oud
Granado
Release year:
2020
A smooth oud fragrance with dark woods, resin, warm spice, and musky amber. It feels polished and approachable rather than harsh, giving oud a rounded, elegant Granado treatment.
Oud
Abaco Paris
Release year:
2020
A spicy oud fragrance with orange, saffron, pink pepper, spices, and agarwood. It opens bright and citrusy, with orange cutting through the warmer spice. Saffron and pink pepper give the heart a metallic, leathery sharpness before oud takes over in the base. It feels direct, warm, and woody without becoming overly sweet.
Oud 01
Swiss Arabian
Release year:
2021
A polished oud fragrance with dark woods, resin, amber, and musky warmth. It feels smooth and wearable rather than raw, giving the oud theme a refined Heritage Series treatment with a balanced woody-resinous dry-down.
Oud 07
Swiss Arabian
Release year:
2021
A richer oud composition with warm resins, spice, amber, and dense woods. It feels darker and more luxurious than Oud 01, with a stronger Middle Eastern identity and a long-lasting woody trail.