Cuir Ottoman by Parfum d'Empire
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Description
Cuir Ottoman by Parfum d'Empire is an oriental floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2006, this composition features iris, labdanum and Egyptian jasmine in the top notes; leather, balsam of Peru, benzoin and styrax in the heart; and incense, vanilla and tonka bean in the base.
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About Cuir Ottoman
Cuir Ottoman by Parfum d’Empire is an oriental floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2006, this composition features iris, labdanum and Egyptian jasmine in the top notes; leather, balsam of Peru, benzoin and styrax in the heart; and incense, vanilla and tonka bean in the base.
Flowers Resins and balsams Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses Spices
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
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Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Balanced
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Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
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JPC
Ottoman Leather is a fantastic fragrance that, while subjective, screams quality in every note. It’s a resinous scent with a very subtle and elegant leather accord, true to the house’s classic style. Labdanum, benzoin, and a first-class iris stand out, creating a natural, restrained sweetness far from today’s artificial sweeteners. It’s polished, balanced, and perfect for formal occasions where you want to convey good taste without being loud.
Adriancho9
It’s an intense olfactory experience with a decent but intimate projection. The leather mixed with other elements gives it a unisex, different, and very sexy touch. It doesn’t ask for compliments, but if someone comes close to talk to you, it’s serious, casual, and charming all at once. It has blended brilliantly with my skin.
Metaleroenésimo
If it weren’t for its feminine leaning, I’d love it. As I’ve said before, leather is my favourite note for the impact it makes. Ottoman Leather reminds me of Guerlain’s classic universe, especially due to its powdery nuances. Although it leans more feminine, the smoky touches could make it unisex. It’s a rich, romantic, and pricey fragrance, ideal for the opera or cold days. The longevity is enormous, although the projection is moderate.
gelo999
A sensational quality leather with a powdery floral touch and a sweet, almost gourmand finish, but without seeming like a dessert. It always prioritises the leather aroma, very well crafted and sophisticated, without resembling a wallet or a handbag. At some point, it reminded me of Bvlgari Black, but with more roundness and richness. It feels modern, compact, and potent. Highly recommended if you like leathers; it’s a real triumph from Parfum d’Empire.
pedjalazaro
I like it. It starts with intense leather, labdanum, and iris. At first, I’m not passionate about it, but as it dries down it sweetens and becomes a very pleasant leather, almost semi-gourmand. I agree with Oscar: I’m not a big lover of leathers, but this is worth it. The longevity is extraordinary. Some phases reminded me of MIP, and although I liked it less than this, Chambre Noire seemed more artificial to me. It’s quality, for leather lovers, ideal for autumn, winter, and night.
oscarsh86
At the start, leather and iris predominate, feeling very realistic, like smelling a good quality leather wallet. The iris adds a powdery touch. Gradually, resins and vanilla emerge, sweetening the fragrance until it enters gourmand territory. The vanilla, benzoin, and tonka bean give a chewable, very pleasant vanilla scent. It lasts quite a while, although the projection is a bit lacking; it would be easier to smell from a distance. It’s totally for cold weather, more suited to men, although it is unisex. It’s one of the most realistic leathers I’ve smelled and I like the transition very much, although not everyone does. I was a bit disappointed by the lack of presence, but I forgive it for its quality.