Releases
DNA over time
Each column is an era. Each colored band shows that family’s share of accord weight across every perfume the house released in that window. Bigger band = the house leaned harder on that family.
All fragrances
Crop Edition 2016
Ruby Red Red Storm
Crop Edition 2017
Crop Edition 2022
Crop Edition 2021
Sapphire Blue Rock 'n' Rouge
Live in Colours
Emerald Green Royal Stone
Crop 2016
Golden Powder
Ruby Red
Crop 2018
The Time
The Time opens with a clear flash of bergamot that fades quickly, making way for a pale, powdery iris that becomes the fragrance's quiet center.
Crop 2022
Dates Delight
Dates Delight opens with a brief floral courtesy—peony softening the edges—before giving way to its true nature: a dense, amber-dripped gourmand built around warm spice and resinous sweetness.
Guilty Crush
Just Before
Crop 2021
Rock 'n' Rouge
Crop 2017
Live In Colors
Neverending
Neverending opens with a brisk snap of black pepper layered over earthy cumin and warm nutmeg—an immediate spice tension that reads savory rather than sweet.
What About Pop
**What About Pop** opens with a rush of burnt caramel, sweet but laced with something darker—smoke curling at the edges.
Almond Harmony
The House of Oud Almond Harmony opens with a bright, aromatic combination of petitgrain, almond, orange blossom, and bergamot — the almond contributing a gentle marzipan sweetness against petitgrain's bitter-green crispness, the bergamot and orange blossom providing a citrus-floral brightness.
Cypress Shade
Wonderly
Keep Glazed
Keep Glazed opens with a flash of lemon peel—bright and tart, but quickly softened by the warmth that follows.
Royal Stone
Empathy
**Empathy** opens with a peculiar warmth, where raspberry's tartness dissolves almost immediately into dark, resinous tobacco.
Bonbon Pop
Grape Pearls
The name evokes something rounded and wine-dark, and the opening does something to honor that impression — rose and coffee occupy a surprisingly coherent space together, the coffee adding an almost leathery warmth to the floral without darkening it to the point of heaviness.