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Since by Natural Teller is a woody, leather-forward fragrance released in 2016. It focuses on stark, earthy elements like soil tincture and oakmoss, c… Show more

Since by Natural Teller is a woody, leather-forward fragrance released in 2016. It focuses on stark, earthy elements like soil tincture and oakmoss, creating a grounded profile that feels both intellectual and raw. Best suited for cooler days, this unisex scent provides a serious, contemplative experience for those who prefer their fragrance to mimic the scent of a damp forest floor or. Show less

#Boutique by Magma offers a curious blend of dark soil and powdery violet. It feels earthy yet soft, designed for those who appreciate unusual, green-… Show more

#Boutique by Magma offers a curious blend of dark soil and powdery violet. It feels earthy yet soft, designed for those who appreciate unusual, green-leaning unisex blends. While it starts with a punchy kick of pink pepper, it quickly settles into a damp, rooty iris on skin. It works best in the cool transition of autumn. Show less

Strangers Parfumerie San Clemente opens with an intense blast of wood smoke, damp soil tincture, and dark leather. As it settles, rich red wine and sw… Show more

Strangers Parfumerie San Clemente opens with an intense blast of wood smoke, damp soil tincture, and dark leather. As it settles, rich red wine and sweet cherry balance the earthy bitterness, anchored by oakmoss and cypress. Created by Prin Lomros in 2018, this unisex fragrance suits cool autumn evenings and late-night leather jacket outings when you want a moody, atmospheric scent. Show less

Mossy Soil by JMP Artisan Perfumes opens with a startling clash of fizzy aldehydes and sharp bergamot before plunging straight into wet dirt. It is un… Show more

Mossy Soil by JMP Artisan Perfumes opens with a startling clash of fizzy aldehydes and sharp bergamot before plunging straight into wet dirt. It is unapologetic. The core smells like cold potting soil freshly turned in early spring, laced with bitter oakmoss and damp forest floor decay. You also get a distinct smear of animalic civet and dark leather in the base, keeping things dirty rather than clean. This is not a safe mall scent. If you want pure nature without commercial polish, Jakub Pietrynka built this for you. Wear it on rainy autumn walks or solitary woodland hikes. Show less

Eros leans earthy, woody and powdery from the start, with rose and violet softening an iris-root core that feels dry rather than sweet. Oakmoss, vetiv… Show more

Eros leans earthy, woody and powdery from the start, with rose and violet softening an iris-root core that feels dry rather than sweet. Oakmoss, vetiver and a distinctive soil tincture give it a natural, garden-after-rain character. This looks best suited to wearers who enjoy textured florals with mossy depth. If you prefer bright sweetness or a clean modern floral, this is one. Show less

Tkliwi Nihilisci L'Eau de Parfum N°1 starts with a striking contrast, pitting bright bergamot and bitter galbanum against a deep, damp soil tincture.… Show more

Tkliwi Nihilisci L'Eau de Parfum N°1 starts with a striking contrast, pitting bright bergamot and bitter galbanum against a deep, damp soil tincture. This scent feels like stepping into a cold, subterranean room where someone is shaving with old-school talcum powder. As it settles, the sharp green edges smooth out, revealing a dry oakmoss and soft leather foundation that clings closely to the skin. It suits people who appreciate earthy, non-sweet aromatics and want to stand out during cool spring mornings or rainy autumn afternoons. This is a unique option that rewards those who choose to sample before committing. Show less

Katzengott Кошачий бог by Art Deco Perfumes opens with a sharp burst of crushed green notes that quickly settles into tart black currant and crisp app… Show more

Katzengott Кошачий бог by Art Deco Perfumes opens with a sharp burst of crushed green notes that quickly settles into tart black currant and crisp apple. Independent perfumer Elina Arsenieva builds an unusual contrast in the heart, pairing lush tuberose and jasmine with prickly juniper berries. The base pulls the composition down into damp soil tincture, dark oakmoss, and clean musk. It smells like wet garden soil under a thicket of night-blooming white flowers after rain. This niche creation suits outdoor walks during cool spring mornings or damp autumn evenings when earthy foliage notes cut through chilly air. Show less

Sailing to Byzantium by Alkemia Perfumes is a fragrance for women and men. The nose behind this fragrance is Sharra Lamoureaux.

Iron & Oak leans into a rain-soaked, earthy woods profile, with damp soil, cool air, moss and soft musk doing most of the work. It smells atmospheric… Show more

Iron & Oak leans into a rain-soaked, earthy woods profile, with damp soil, cool air, moss and soft musk doing most of the work. It smells atmospheric rather than traditionally pretty. This suits shoppers who enjoy petrichor, forest-floor textures and quieter unisex scents. Sample first if you want sweetness, brightness, or strong projection. Show less

Tome by Pineward Perfumes captures the aroma of vintage paper and aged leather bindings. It wraps the wearer in a comforting, academic atmosphere suit… Show more

Tome by Pineward Perfumes captures the aroma of vintage paper and aged leather bindings. It wraps the wearer in a comforting, academic atmosphere suited for crisp autumn afternoons. This unisex perfume trades typical sweet amber notes for dry sandalwood and rich black tea, creating a distinct olfactory experience for reading sessions. Show less

Sorce Ephemera opens with warm brown sugar, steamed milk, and a soft swirl of vanilla that creates an immediate kitchen-cozy impression. As the initia… Show more

Sorce Ephemera opens with warm brown sugar, steamed milk, and a soft swirl of vanilla that creates an immediate kitchen-cozy impression. As the initial sweetness settles, dry paper and cashmeran emerge to soften the gourmand top with a sketchbook texture. A subtle pumpkin accord floats quietly in the background without pushing the scent into heavy pie spice territory. The base introduces an earthy soil tincture and fallen acorn, anchoring the sugary milk with a grounded woodland feel. The fragrance balances lactonic sweetness against powdery musk and dry wood elements. It sits close to the skin, making it an intimate option for cool autumn afternoons. Show less

Aranyaka by Pryn Parfum is an intense, untamed fragrance built around damp forest soil, dark cypress needles, and raw animalic warmth. Formulated at a… Show more

Aranyaka by Pryn Parfum is an intense, untamed fragrance built around damp forest soil, dark cypress needles, and raw animalic warmth. Formulated at a concentrated thirty-five percent perfume oil, it opens with pungent green resin and spicy clove before settling into earthy nagarmotha, smoky leather, and an unmistakable barnyard musk from goat hair tincture and castoreum. This is not a polite department store cologne. It smells like stepping deep into an ancient monsoon woods where wet timber, smoldering frankincense, and living forest creatures meet. Best suited for cool weather and private contemplation, it offers unmatched depth for daring scent collectors. Show less

Bat Edition 2020 opens with tropical fruit and damp soil, then turns darker, more mineral, mossy, and animalic as it dries. It smells humid, earthy, a… Show more

Bat Edition 2020 opens with tropical fruit and damp soil, then turns darker, more mineral, mossy, and animalic as it dries. It smells humid, earthy, and strange on purpose. This is a better fit for curious niche lovers than for blind buyers. Sample first if you are unsure about mildew, cave-like mineral notes, or overripe fruit facets. Show less

Tindrer opens with a burst of wet grass, shifting quickly into a damp, green violet. Spyros Drosopoulos crafted a scent that feels like walking throug… Show more

Tindrer opens with a burst of wet grass, shifting quickly into a damp, green violet. Spyros Drosopoulos crafted a scent that feels like walking through a damp garden after a rainstorm. It blends cold soil notes with a soft, powdery heliotrope finish, making it a distinct choice for spring mornings when you want a clean, earthy scent. Show less

TOMBSTONE His Lordship's Backyard Roses opens with a stark, bitter flash of green galbanum and bright bergamot. It feels like stepping into a damp, ov… Show more

TOMBSTONE His Lordship's Backyard Roses opens with a stark, bitter flash of green galbanum and bright bergamot. It feels like stepping into a damp, overgrown garden right after a heavy rain storm. As it develops, a realistic Turkish rose emerge, wrapped in the sour greenness of vine and the dusty texture of orris root. The base settles into a heavy, dark soil tincture mixed with sharp patchouli and oakmoss. This is not a pretty, clean florist rose. It is a wet, muddy, earthy scent designed for spring and autumn damp weather. It suits collectors who appreciate gothic, green, and soil-heavy perfumes rather than sweet or clean florals. A sample is highly recommended before buying a full bottle due to its damp earth character. Show less

Solstice Scents Foxcroft Intense captures the smell of an autumn woods after heavy rain. It opens with wet soil tincture and decaying leaves, backed b… Show more

Solstice Scents Foxcroft Intense captures the smell of an autumn woods after heavy rain. It opens with wet soil tincture and decaying leaves, backed by crisp cypress and dark oakmoss. The herbal lavender sprig softens the damp earth as it settles. Wear it on chilly autumn hikes or quiet damp October afternoons. Show less

Chypre Mousse smells like wet woodland rather than polished perfume: moss, damp soil, fern, bitter herbs, pine needles, mushrooms and a dry chypre sha… Show more

Chypre Mousse smells like wet woodland rather than polished perfume: moss, damp soil, fern, bitter herbs, pine needles, mushrooms and a dry chypre shadow. The opening can feel sharp with mint, fennel and sage, then it settles into earthy green oakmoss, resin, vetiver and leather. It is original, atmospheric and very unisex, best for people who enjoy strange naturalistic scents and do. Show less

Da i Niet by Parfums et Senteurs du Pays Basque smells like walking through a damp oak forest after heavy autumn rain. The perfume opens with sharp cr… Show more

Da i Niet by Parfums et Senteurs du Pays Basque smells like walking through a damp oak forest after heavy autumn rain. The perfume opens with sharp crushed green notes and cold, black soil tincture. It immediately grabs your attention. Within twenty minutes, the star note emerges: savory Boletus edulis, known commonly as porcini mushroom, giving the composition a rich, umami forest floor texture. Dry oakmoss anchors the base with a bitter, mineral woodiness that lasts all day. This is an uncompromising woody chypre built for outdoor walks and contemplative solitude. Do not expect sweet amber here. You get pure, wild earth. Show less

Andrea Maack Coven serves a stark, hyper-realistic dose of wet forest floor. Built on damp soil tincture and bitter galbanum, this unisex blend skips… Show more

Andrea Maack Coven serves a stark, hyper-realistic dose of wet forest floor. Built on damp soil tincture and bitter galbanum, this unisex blend skips standard clean trends to focus on cold earth and moss. It wears beautifully on gray autumn afternoons when you want to smell like rain-soaked woods. Show less

The Hermit opens with a sharp burst of bitter wormwood and crushed green leaves, creating a raw botanical introduction. Within minutes, rich soil tinc… Show more

The Hermit opens with a sharp burst of bitter wormwood and crushed green leaves, creating a raw botanical introduction. Within minutes, rich soil tincture takes over the foreground, giving the composition the smell of dark garden earth after rain. As the scent warms on skin, balsam fir and oakmoss introduce a dry coniferous backbone, while Nag Champa incense adds a quiet trail of unlit resin. This scent shines during brisk autumn days, overcast afternoons, and evening walks through woods. Its woody, earthy, and aromatic accords feel grounding rather than decorative, suiting anyone who prefers botanical realism over commercial sweetness. Show less