Cologne

This compelling woody aromatic has facets of mountain hay grass and tangy citrus zest at the top, a perfect lead-in to a heart of dusky sagebrush and resinous cedarwood grounded by wet-fertile earth at the base.

LX48 is an intoxicating composition of violet, freshly-cut tobacco, well-worn vintage leather, and rare woods. LX48 has quickly gained a cult following among go-getters, high-achievers, and those who know exactly what they want.

RÒS Eau de Parfum is a multi-dimensional floral spicy amber scent, decidedly masculine in character. Arriving with luminous citrus top notes of sparkling bergamot, the heart is infused with the heady aroma of the Scepter’d Rose. An enigmatic blend of rare spices, anise, and dark amber brings a warm sensuality to the base of this uniquely daring creation.

The green herbaceous fragrance of the variegated grasses and plants framing Yellowstone Park’s Old Faithful geyser basins meet the smokey fragrance arising from the surrounding dense forests to create Old Faithful. This spirited woody spicy blend is characterized by top notes of fresh sagebrush and aromatic blue lupine, as early-harvest larkspur blooms at the heart, adding softness and setting the stage for a warm, addictive base of tree moss, pine smoke, and patchouli.

A magnificent Eau de Parfum that exhibits its timeless, classic American roots in the aromatic and citrus notes while the musk and amber bring the scent exuberantly into the present. Number Six is the longest continuously manufactured fragrance in America, created in 1772 and exclusively produced from the original formulation in Caswell-Massey’s archives. It features a bright opening of sparkling bergamot, rosemary, and neroli which evolve into a warm, enveloping heart of rose, clove, and golden amber. A complex accord of white musk and premium-harvest lavender provides the perfect finish to the scent.

A captivating cardamom, coated with a tad of lavender, evaporating in woody wisps of cedarwood and patchouli.

Native to the region of Abar in India, cardamom is a reed-like plant whose green or black capsules protect camphoraceous and aromatic scented seeds. Introduced into Europe by Alexander the Great who brought it back from his conquest, the "Queen of Spices" quickly found its place in royal gastronomy. It is mentioned in apothecaries’ accounts of the House of Savoy, dating from the 14th century. In perfumery, cardamom brings a characteristic vibration to the top notes; an explosion of freshness that shivers on the skin. Sniff our Cardamom to get the gist of it.

Size 0.4 fl.oz

An ambery opoponax brimming with cistus and tonka bean.

Opoponax like olibanum and myrrh, is a resin, extracted from a certain species of shrubs of the Commiphora genus, growing from the Middle-East to East Africa. Its scent is balsamic, round, sweet and is often used to build amber accords. Coupled with olibanum, its toffeed facet gives our Opoponax its characteristically gourmand and sparkling opening.

Size 0.4 fl.oz

Sensual woods wrapped in an intense rose, like a line of kohl.

Oud is the fragrant resin produced by certain trees of the Aquilaria genus to protect themselves against the spread of a fungus. Used in India and the Arabian Peninsula since ancient times, oud appears in the Bible as a funeral perfume while in China, this "eagle wood" is still used in traditional medicine to activate the circulation of qi. Now threatened by overexploitation, its cultivation, sale and use are rigorously controlled. The oud we use has a CITES certificate, guaranteeing that its production and sale do not harm the conservation of biodiversity and is based on the sustainable use of wild species.

Size 0.4 fl.oz

Mineral resins warmed up by a touch of fir balsam. The original perfume.

Olibanum is the resin obtained from the incision of trees of the Boswellia genus, present from the south of the Arabian Peninsula to Kenya and India. Of all these, the Sacra variety, endemic to the Sultanate of Oman, is historically the most renowned, both for its mineral, lemony and minty fragrance and for its therapeutic virtues. It is this resin that spurred the creation of the Incense Routes. It has also been used for millennia in Vedic, Sumerian, Egyptian, Roman, Hebrew and Christian religious rituals. It is therefore not by chance that our "totem perfume" is called Sacra.

Size 0.4 fl.oz

An ambery opoponax brimming with cistus and tonka bean.

Opoponax like olibanum and myrrh, is a resin, extracted from a certain species of shrubs of the Commiphora genus, growing from the Middle-East to East Africa. Its scent is balsamic, round, sweet and is often used to build amber accords. Coupled with olibanum, its toffeed facet gives our Opoponax its characteristically gourmand and sparkling opening.

Size 1.7 fl.oz

An energizing splash of bitter leaves and aquatic herbs.

Mate is the traditional beverage of the Tupi-Guarani Indians made from the leaves of the ilex paraguariensis tree. Called mate by the conquistadors, from the Quechua name of the calabash used to prepare it (mati), mate has been known in Central America for thousands of years. Used for its purifying and energizing properties but also by shamans for divination rituals, mate was severely condemned by the Church in the 17th century, which did not curb its use. Its arrival in perfumery is quite recent and classifies it in the herbaceous notes alongside hay and tea, which is why we’ve lifted it with a touch of aquatic mint and a green fig accord.

Size 0.4 fl.oz

Sensual woods wrapped in an intense rose, like a line of kohl.

Oud is the fragrant resin produced by certain trees of the Aquilaria genus to protect themselves against the spread of a fungus. Used in India and the Arabian Peninsula since ancient times, oud appears in the Bible as a funeral perfume while in China, this "eagle wood" is still used in traditional medicine to activate the circulation of qi. Now threatened by overexploitation, its cultivation, sale and use are rigorously controlled. The oud we use has a CITES certificate, guaranteeing that its production and sale do not harm the conservation of biodiversity and is based on the sustainable use of wild species.

Size 1.7 fl.oz

A captivating cardamom, coated with a tad of lavender, evaporating in woody wisps of cedarwood and patchouli.

Native to the region of Abar in India, cardamom is a reed-like plant whose green or black capsules protect camphoraceous and aromatic scented seeds. Introduced into Europe by Alexander the Great who brought it back from his conquest, the "Queen of Spices" quickly found its place in royal gastronomy. It is mentioned in apothecaries’ accounts of the House of Savoy, dating from the 14th century. In perfumery, cardamom brings a characteristic vibration to the top notes; an explosion of freshness that shivers on the skin. Sniff our Cardamom to get the gist of it.

Size 1.7 fl.oz

A crisp vetiver refreshed with hints of mandarin and geranium.

Vetiver is a plant that grows in large green clumps and whose roots can reach up to three metres deep. Depending on whether it is grown in Insulinde, Reunion or Haiti, vetiver will produce radically different essences, with a woody-dry or woody-smoky profile and with facets ranging from peanut to mint or even grapefruit. In India and South East Asia, it is customary to weave it into shutters and regularly spray with water to cool the atmosphere during the hot season. It aptly contrasts the fougère aspect of our Vétiver, stretching it into a dry-woody, smoky base.

Size 1.7 fl.oz

A crisp vetiver refreshed with hints of mandarin and geranium.

Vetiver is a plant that grows in large green clumps and whose roots can reach up to three metres deep. Depending on whether it is grown in Insulinde, Reunion or Haiti, vetiver will produce radically different essences, with a woody-dry or woody-smoky profile and with facets ranging from peanut to mint or even grapefruit. In India and South East Asia, it is customary to weave it into shutters and regularly spray with water to cool the atmosphere during the hot season. It aptly contrasts the fougère aspect of our Vétiver, stretching it into a dry-woody, smoky base.

Size 0.4 fl.oz

An energizing splash of bitter leaves and aquatic herbs.

Mate is the traditional beverage of the Tupi-Guarani Indians made from the leaves of the ilex paraguariensis tree. Called mate by the conquistadors, from the Quechua name of the calabash used to prepare it (mati), mate has been known in Central America for thousands of years. Used for its purifying and energizing properties but also by shamans for divination rituals, mate was severely condemned by the Church in the 17th century, which did not curb its use. Its arrival in perfumery is quite recent and classifies it in the herbaceous notes alongside hay and tea, which is why we’ve lifted it with a touch of aquatic mint and a green fig accord.

Size 1.7 fl.oz