New Leather vs Cool Leather

Shared character

Both New Leather and Cool Leather share a core composition of pink pepper, patchouli, saffron, suede, and iris, resulting in shared leather and powdery accords.

How they differ

New Leather features a complex profile of bergamot, vetiver, nutmeg, cardamom, cinnamon, woody notes, palisander rosewood, rosewood, labdanum, cypriol, and gurjun balsam, which creates woody, spicy, sweet, animal, earthy, aromatic, fresh spicy, musky, and warm spicy accords. In contrast, Cool Leather incorporates vanilla, leather, violet, cedar, and incense, producing smoky, amber, animalic, iris, soft spicy, and violet accords.

Who each suits

New Leather suits those who prefer a multifaceted profile involving woody, spicy, and earthy elements. Cool Leather suits those drawn to smoky, amber, and violet-inflected compositions.