Deep Forest

Hugo by Karim Rashid by Hugo Boss delivers an energetic blast of tart Granny Smith apple, bright grapefruit, and cool spearmint over an aromatic herba… Show more

Hugo by Karim Rashid by Hugo Boss delivers an energetic blast of tart Granny Smith apple, bright grapefruit, and cool spearmint over an aromatic herbal backbone. Created by perfumer Bob Aliano, this limited collector bottle takes the beloved nineties fresh profile and houses it in a bold modern shell. As the crisp citrus and mint settle, clean lavender and spicy carnation emerge alongside earthy pine needles, oakmoss, and dry vetiver. It smells crisp, outdoorsy, and straightforward, making it an easy everyday grab for casual daytime wear, post-gym freshening, and warm spring or summer afternoons. Show less

Ghibli by Atkinsons is a classic oriental fougere with a distinctly vintage shape. It opens citrusy and aromatic, then turns warmer and deeper with la… Show more

Ghibli by Atkinsons is a classic oriental fougere with a distinctly vintage shape. It opens citrusy and aromatic, then turns warmer and deeper with lavender, clary sage, cinnamon, woods, incense, and oakmoss. On skin, it usually reads spicy, mossy, ambery, and masculine. This suits shoppers who enjoy old-school structure, textured dry-downs, and a more formal, cooler-weather style over bright modern freshness. Show less

Punjab by Roberto Capucci is a robust, resinous fougere from 1979 that captures a bold, vintage character. It opens with a punchy blend of juniper and… Show more

Punjab by Roberto Capucci is a robust, resinous fougere from 1979 that captures a bold, vintage character. It opens with a punchy blend of juniper and lemon, settling into a deep heart of pine, patchouli, and spicy cinnamon. This is a scent for those who enjoy old-school, heavy-hitting aromatic profiles that project strength during cooler autumn days and crisp nights. Show less

Ébène by Pierre Balmain delivers a dark wood experience driven by myrrh oil and deep ebony wood. Built for winter evenings in a heavy coat, this scent… Show more

Ébène by Pierre Balmain delivers a dark wood experience driven by myrrh oil and deep ebony wood. Built for winter evenings in a heavy coat, this scent contrasts hot cinnamon against dry tobacco. It wears heavy and warm on the skin, offering a smoky performance that stands out in cold weather. Show less

Thera Cosméticos Aspen opens with a sharp burst of rosemary, bergamot, and bitter artemisia before settling into a pine-heavy green soap feel. Perfume… Show more

Thera Cosméticos Aspen opens with a sharp burst of rosemary, bergamot, and bitter artemisia before settling into a pine-heavy green soap feel. Perfumer Mário Torri Neto built this 2020 release around aromatic herbs, oakmoss, and dry cedarwood. It offers a dense barbershop vibe for cold mornings, outdoor wear, or sharp office settings where traditional green colognes shine. Show less

Nabeel Dahn Al Oud Hindi is a heavy oriental spicy fragrance centered on animalic agarwood. It wraps pungent medicinal wood with warm spices and thick… Show more

Nabeel Dahn Al Oud Hindi is a heavy oriental spicy fragrance centered on animalic agarwood. It wraps pungent medicinal wood with warm spices and thick resins to create an uncompromising profile for cold winter nights. This scent is built for experienced noses seeking an uncompromised traditional Middle Eastern oud experience. Show less

Weil Kipling opens with a cold, sharp splash of bitter artemisia and pine needles, capturing the dry air of an autumn forest. As the initial clean bur… Show more

Weil Kipling opens with a cold, sharp splash of bitter artemisia and pine needles, capturing the dry air of an autumn forest. As the initial clean burst of lavender and lemon cools down on your skin, a rustic heart of carnation and basil takes over, adding a dusty, herbal warmth. It feels classic and grounded, far removed from modern sugary scents. This is designed for brisk October mornings or casual outdoor wear. It suits someone who prefers dry, understated mossy fragrances and wants a quiet, mature presence rather than a loud statement. Show less

The Spirit of Dubai Oud opens with a sharp burst of bitter lime, pungent saffron, and prickly black pepper before dropping straight into dense Indian… Show more

The Spirit of Dubai Oud opens with a sharp burst of bitter lime, pungent saffron, and prickly black pepper before dropping straight into dense Indian agarwood. The wood here smells raw and medicinal at first, heavily saturated with dark leather, smoky incense, and dry cypriol oil. As the initial sharpness burns off, sweet pineapple and damask rose soften the bitter edges without turning the composition sugary. Warm amber, bitter almond, and earthy patchouli emerge in the heart to give the woody accord a thick, resinous base. On cold winter evenings or during formal outdoor gatherings, a single spray projects across several feet and clings tenaciously to wool coats and heavy fabrics. It stays dark, spicy, and noticeably animalic throughout its long life on skin. Show less

Purple Velvet by Odoratika is a unisex scent that balances fruit and flora with a woody edge. Launched in 2017, this fragrance blends sharp Granny Smi… Show more

Purple Velvet by Odoratika is a unisex scent that balances fruit and flora with a woody edge. Launched in 2017, this fragrance blends sharp Granny Smith apple and lavender with violet and raspberry undertones. It offers a modern, approachable profile perfect for casual wear, shifting from bright opening notes to a grounded, mossy base on the skin. Show less

Strip is a dark amber floral with a powdery iris veil, dry geranium bite, and a warm mossy woods base. It opens a little odd on some skin, then settle… Show more

Strip is a dark amber floral with a powdery iris veil, dry geranium bite, and a warm mossy woods base. It opens a little odd on some skin, then settles into something smoother, richer, and more wearable. If you like heavy amber with floral accents rather than a bright bouquet, this fits best. It usually feels more evening than daytime, and it. Show less