Fragrances

A Beymen-exclusive extrait with a stately oriental mood: spice, woods, amber, musk, and a ceremonially polished finish. It feels formal, dense, and decorative, like gilded calligraphy translated into scent.

A springlike gourmand-leather inspired by Toledo, balancing cherry blossom, cypress, star anise, bitter almond, almond paste, malt, cedar, blond suede, leather, tonka, and vanilla. It is sweet and almondy, but the suede and leather keep it tactile and elegant rather than candy-like. The mood is peaceful, warm, and luminous, with a soft blond-leather trail.

A darker amber-gourmand continuation of Tulaytulah, centered on candied cherry blossom, spice, almond, blackcurrant, heliotrope, labdanum, davana, leather, vanilla, benzoin, cedar, and precious woods. It feels liqueur-like and balsamic, with a creamy sweetness that gradually turns more resinous and leathery. Compared with Tulaytulah, it is warmer, deeper, and more nocturnal.

Tulips is a fresh floral with a dewy tulip-like character, clean musk, and light woods. It feels crisp, gentle, and springlike.

A moody herbal-woody fragrance with galbanum, castoreum, clary sage, bergamot, oakmoss, fallen leaves, damp wood, smoke, and autumn mist. It feels like the edge of Samhain: forest, fog, old leaves, mushrooms, and the charged border between seasons.

A sensual milk-and-spice fragrance from the Eau Delà trilogy, suggesting warm skin, sandalwood, soft spices, and honeyed bath rituals rather than bright freshness. It feels intimate, smooth, and carnal, with a creamy antique quality that links comfort to decadence.

A heritage-inspired unisex fragrance with warm spice, amber, musk, incense-like resin, and smooth woods. It feels traditional, polished, and softly ceremonial.

A heritage-style oriental fragrance with warm woods, amber, spice, and resinous depth. It feels traditional and rooted, as if built around the idea of Arabic perfumery as memory and ritual.

A royal heritage fragrance with amber, spice, musk, woods, and resinous depth. It feels more formal and regal than Turath, with a polished malaki-style warmth.

A sporty early-1980s masculine fragrance with a brisk aromatic opening and a clean woody base. It feels energetic and direct, matching its name with a sharp, active, slightly synthetic freshness. The dry-down is simple and groomed, more casual cologne than heavy perfume.

A lush white-floral fragrance with tuberose-like intensity, jasmine, magnolia, and creamy musky depth. It feels dramatic and glamorous, more full-bodied than the house's later transparent florals.

A salty leather fragrance with mandarin, bergamot, pink pepper, sea salt, leather, and patchouli. It feels mineral, sharp, and darkly fresh, suggesting wet track surfaces and warmed leather without becoming too literal. The citrus keeps it lifted while the salt, patchouli, and leather give it a gritty racing-edge finish.

A woody aromatic Eau de Toilette with angelica, mandarin, aromatic spices, oakmoss, violet leaves, woods, and patchouli. It feels mineral, green, and shower-fresh, with a damp-track mood suggested through moss, violet leaf, and dark woods. The result is clean and modern, but with an earthy aromatic bite underneath.

A tailored aromatic-woody fragrance created with the famous shirtmaker, balancing citrus freshness, green herbal facets, spice, and polished woods. It feels clean, crisp, and gentlemanly, like fine shirting and old club-room refinement translated into scent.

A discontinued masculine with spicy-leathery structure and a formal vintage grooming aura. It feels dry, robust, and traditionally dressed, closer to old leather and shaving soap than modern freshness.

A rare archive pairing of Turnier and Suggestion naming, suggesting a softened bridge between masculine spice-leather and powdery vintage elegance. It feels like a historical catalog curiosity rather than a current fragrance pillar.

A vintage fresh floral with an aquatic-green turquoise mood, softened by clean musks and pale woods. It feels airy and polished, reflecting the early-1990s move toward lighter, clearer fragrance styles.

An ozonic aromatic fragrance where turpentine, pink pepper, elemi, frankincense, coriander, juniper, lotus, reed, seaweed, lily, immortelle, honey, myrrh wood, and ambergris create a bright aquatic-mineral profile. It feels windswept and open-skied, fresher than most incense-based scents but still textured by resin, salt, and dry warmth.

Turquoise Summer is a breezy fruity-floral summer scent with a sunlit aquatic feel and a bright tropical-fruit profile. It feels relaxed and warm-weather ready.

Turquoise is included with both the likely intended name Turquoise and the source spelling Tourquios for searchability. It suggests a bright blue-green freshness over light woods and musk.