Category: perfumes
Italian Leather speaks the Italian of Rome, the one drowsily murmured in the seat of a cabriolet during an impromptu lovers' siesta. It teams the simplicity of green tomato leaf with the sophisticated beauty of leather, myrrh and vanilla absolute. A lucid dream.
The tomato leaf note is so true to life—it smells like crushed greenery from a summer garden, not some fake fruit. It dries down to a soft, warm leather that feels intimate, like a secret shared in a car with the windows up.
Smelled this on a hot afternoon and instantly felt like I was napping in a Roman cabriolet, the leather and greens mixing into something calm but alive. The tomato leaf keeps it fresh instead of heavy, and it lasts well into the evening without shouting.
The green tomato leaf note is what sold me — it’s so fresh and unexpected, like crushed stems on a warm afternoon. I sprayed it before a date and kept catching that soft, leathery dry-down for hours. It’s become my go-to for those slow, lazy evenings.
