Sultan vs Pave

Shared character

Sultan and Pave are both woody fragrances built around mint and patchouli, delivering a fresh, aromatic foundation.

How they differ

Both fragrances sit in the woody family and share mint and patchouli notes, giving them a fresh‑green backbone. Sultan adds a rose note, introducing a floral nuance that softens the woodiness. Pave, by contrast, brings sandalwood and amber, creating a richer, creamier warmth, and it carries a distinct green accord that emphasizes a crisp, natural character. No other accords are shared; the green accord is unique to Pave.

Who each suits

Sultan is likely to appeal to wearers who enjoy a woody scent with a subtle floral lift, making it suitable for those who prefer a softer, slightly romantic edge. Pave is geared toward individuals who favor a warmer, greener woody profile, with the added depth of sandalwood and amber, fitting those who like a more robust, earthy character.