Fragrances

A deeper citrus-woody fragrance that starts with sparkling grapefruit and bergamot, then adds ginger-like spice, aromatic lift, amber, woods, and musk. It feels like a more grounded companion to Vibrato: fresh, elegant, and substantial.

A resonant woody-spicy fragrance built around the image of a double bass: polished wood, vibration, warmth, and low musical depth. Ginger, cardamom, lime, saffron, cedar, lavender, birch, fig leaf, driftwood, sandalwood, opoponax, amber, and musk give it a dry, intimate soundbox-like character. It feels warm and textural rather than loud, with spice and woods humming close to the skin.

The original Bat was an earthier and more cave-like take on the idea, pushing damp soil, tropical fruit, minerals, leather, and animalic darkness farther into the foreground. It remains important for searchability because the later Bat 2020 is a separate reformulation.

A damp cave-fruit fragrance where ripe tropical facets meet wet stone, earth, leather, and animalic shadow. It keeps the bat idea strange and nocturnal, but the 2020 version feels more polished and wearable than the earlier soilier original.

A clean masculine built around fresh citrus, aromatic spice, and a soft woody base. It feels like a straightforward everyday cologne with a slightly rugged, denim-and-flannel Abercrombie attitude.

Bath & Beauty leans into a soft clean-floral and aldehydic style with an almost laundry-fresh elegance. It feels polished, powdery, and gently comforting rather than dramatic.

A Batman collection fragrance with a dark, stylized, and dramatic character. It feels sleek and cinematic, combining shadowed warmth with a polished collectible presentation.

A warm earthy-resinous fragrance inspired by the comfort and memory of a blanket, with patchouli, soil, amber, labdanum, musk, woolly texture, and smoky vetiver-like depth. It feels enveloping, dusty, and intimate, more like remembered fabric and heated skin than a conventional amber perfume.

A luminous orange-blossom and vanilla fragrance dusted with cocoa and touched by myrrh. It balances angelic sweetness and soft resinous depth, creating a tender gourmand floral with real atmosphere.

A sparkling tropical-citrus scent with lime, mint, coconut water, and a breezy beachy brightness. It suggests a caipirinha near the shore, cheerful and sunlit without becoming sticky or loud.

A bitter green leathery scent with juniper, pepper, hyacinth, leather, papyrus, amber, and patchouli that leans dry and serious. It feels intellectual and somewhat severe, like a dark tailored coat rather than a crowd-pleasing modern woody.

Baume du Doge gives Eau d’Italie a warmer and more balsamic oriental profile, with a smooth spiced richness that feels dressed and slightly historical in tone. It wears deeper and more evening-oriented than the house’s fresher coastal scents.

A smooth vanilla cologne with warm sweetness, soft musk, and gentle woody support. It feels cozy and uncomplicated, more like creamy vanilla skin than a heavy dessert perfume.

A spicy vanilla fragrance with coriander, mandarin, bergamot, saffron, jasmine, freesia, vanilla, musk, and vetiver. It opens bright and spiced, then becomes creamy, warm, and softly woody through the vanilla-saffron base.

A feminine sweet amber-floral with fruit, soft florals, musk, vanilla-like warmth, and woods. It feels intimate and mysterious, with a smooth sweet trail and a polished Arabian-perfume glow.

A citrus-aromatic gentleman’s scent with mandarin, lemongrass, lavender, neroli, cardamom, black pepper, cedar, and moss that stays crisp without turning thin. It feels bright, polished, and classically masculine, like a fresh shirt with a little extra swagger.

Bayswater is a Gold Collection fragrance released in 2013, part of the house’s London-themed luxury style, balancing polished brightness with warm woods, soft florals, and ambered depth. It feels urbane and expensive, like a scented snapshot of a grand city neighborhood.

A breezy aromatic fragrance with bay-like herbal freshness, woods, and a clean musky base. It has a relaxed, outdoor feel rather than a formal cologne structure. The impression is green, herbal, lightly salty, and easygoing.

A vivid spice-market fragrance with resins, herbs, woods, dried fruit-like warmth, and aromatic bustle. It feels crowded, colorful, and atmospheric, like walking through stalls of incense, spices, leather, and sun-warmed goods.

B de Boucheron combines citrus brightness, soft florals, and a polished woody-musky base into a graceful modern feminine. It feels light on its feet but still recognizably upscale.