Sunlit Suede - (Men's)

Origin: Citrus fruit grown on the coast of Calabria — more delicate, tea-like, and floral than other citrus fruits. One of the most prestigious top notes in the perfume industry.
In the formula: An elegant opening. It doesn't scream or splash — it opens gracefully, then gives way to the deeper layers.
Source: Natural essential oil.

Origin: Tropical reconstruction — natural extraction is impossible, but the effect is all the more real.
In the formula: Tart, sun-drenched top note. Brings an exotic character where other citrus notes are no longer enough.
Source: Synthetic.

Origin: A rhizome grown near Florence — processed after 3-5 years of maturation. One of the most urgent proofs that true luxury begins with patience.
In the formula: Powdery, root-like, dry elegance. Complex and understated at once — the kind of heart-base note that doesn't boast, yet stops everyone in their tracks.
Source: Natural and synthetic.

Origin: Post-rain soil, deep forest, mushroom, leaf litter, and damp moss—nature is something that can never be fully tamed.
In the formula: A raw, organic base note—the layer that makes a scent feel like it truly emanates from somewhere. In dark formulas, it provides depth and authenticity that synthetic molecules rarely achieve on their own.
Source: A combination of natural and synthetic.

Origin: Not a single material—but an entire spectrum. From raw, animalistic wildness to finely finished suede, to the cool elegance of a London leather goods store. The perfume industry has reconstructed every face of leather.
In the formula: Both animalic and elegant—depending on how and with what it is combined. It can be raw, smoky, and physical. It can be soft, powdery, and aristocratic. It can have suede-like lightness or heavy, dark physicality. One of the most versatile heart-base notes in the perfume industry—and one of the most demanding to work with.
Source: Synthetic, classic leather molecules