Suede
Michael Kors
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Michael Kors Suede is a creamy white floral with a soft woody, musky base. It opens with bright mandarin and watery florals, then settles into t…★ 4.3 96 votes
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Michael Kors
ALREHAB PERFUMES
Soft by ALREHAB PERFUMES is a fragrance for women and men.
Floris
Abna Youssef Perfumes

The Merchant of Venice
Sandalwood by The Merchant of Venice is a dry, refined woody fragrance that balances crisp spices with a soft, creamy heart. It opens with a bri…
Truefitt & Hill
Perfumer H
Suede by Perfumer H is a soft musky floral with a clean, tactile suede impression rather than a heavy leather smell. Reviews point to creamy ner…
Caswell Massey
Caswell Massey Sandalwood delivers an earthy, comforting blend of dry Australian and classic Mysore-style sandalwood brightened by a clean splas…
Taylor of Old Bond Street

Bath & Body Works
Bath & Body Works Suede & Sandalwood offers a clean, wood-dominant profile anchored by dry sandalwood and soft suede. This scent suits casual da…
Rook Perfumes

Ibraheem AlQurashi

Poesie
Soft by Poesie opens with the quiet warmth of freshly cooked basmati rice peeling out of a steam basket. Rather than leaning into heavy sugar, t…
Pimkie

Aromatic Families
Soft by Aromatic Families opens with a sharp burst of citruses that instantly shifts into crisp white flowers and a dense powdery musk base. Lau…Bath & Body Works
Suede by Bath and Body Works is a woody aromatic fragrance launched in 2017. It features a straightforward blend dominated by cedar, oakmoss, an…
Nishane
Kleins Perfumery
Sandalwood by Kleins Perfumery is a straightforward woody unisex scent. It leans heavily into warm spicy and nutty accords, creating a grounded …Tipton Charles
Sandalwood by Tipton Charles keeps things focused. The scent profile points to a dry woody core softened by powdery almond and vanilla, so it re…
Viking Revolution

Tom Ford

Sentire
Mith

Castle Forbes