This is one hell of a fragrance. Sweet vanilla is the crux and it is so smooth. There is an apple accord and the combination makes it smell like a warm french apple pie. The wife smelled it and closed her eyes and was like “yeah thats good”. This is one high dollar fragrance that is really worth the money.

As we move into Fall, one of our members recently mentioned this fragrance. While I'm not a huge fan of leather fragrances, this fragrance received positive reviews and was listed at under $20, so I thought I'd give it a shot. My comments are based on: 1. Scent profile, 2. Longevity, 3. Sillage, and 4. Price 1. Scent Profile: This is an oriental fougère with a smooth suede-leather core, sweetened by rich amber and white moss; subtle fruity and hay-like freshness adds a creamy, berry-tinged edge (hints of violet and saffron). It's linear, polished, and slightly more masculine and versatile, with an earthy-sweet profile that's less smoky and more "daytime" suede. 2. Longevity: I found this lasted a solid| 5-6 hours (skin: 3-5 hrs; clothes: up to 7 hrs); solid for price but fades to skin scent. 3. Sillage: Moderate (2-3 hours strong, then intimate); good arm's-length trail without overwhelming. Overall, it's noticeable but not overpowering, with a sensual trail. 4. Price: I paid $19.25 on Amazon) Final thoughts. In the final analysis, it's not a bad fragrance. It has unbeatable value as a "steal" dupe—affordable entry into leather scents with solid performance. Tomorrow. I'll discuss Tom Ford's Ombre Leather. I'd like to hear your thoughts.