Fragrances

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.

A dark woody-spicy extrait with amber, musk, resin, and a faint smoky animalic edge. It feels powerful and mysterious, named like a constellation but grounded in woods and warmth.

A rich modern oriental built for impact, pairing warm spice, amber, woods, and soft musk in a glossy extrait-like style. It feels powerful and ceremonial, with a rounded sweetness and a smoky-woody undertow that suit the Dragon name.