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Daybreak Chess by The Dua Brand

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Daybreak Chess: A Radiant Leather from The Dua Brand Daybreak Chess is a unisex fragrance in the leather olfactory family, created by Mahsam Raza for The Dua Brand in 2024. Its name conjures images of daybreak and a game of strategy, promising a scent that feels both clear-headed and determined. A polished leather note forms the core, sitting above a…

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Main accord green Year 2024 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Mahsam Raza

Daybreak Chess: A Radiant Leather from The Dua Brand

Daybreak Chess is a unisex fragrance in the leather olfactory family, created by Mahsam Raza for The Dua Brand in 2024. Its name conjures images of daybreak and a game of strategy, promising a scent that feels both clear-headed and determined.

A polished leather note forms the core, sitting above a base of earthy patchouli and warm amber. The top notes of bergamot and galbanum add a green, citrus brightness, reminiscent of early light on a chessboard.

Ideal for those who appreciate modern leather scents with a green edge. Suitable for both men and women looking for a fragrance with character that remains easy to wear.

Daybreak Chess offers a satisfying mix of invigorating freshness and grounding depth. A contemporary leather that works throughout the day and into the evening.

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