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Eau d’Ombré Leather
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Tom Ford's Eau d'Ombré Leather is a leather fragrance for men. This creation, launched in 2024, is signed by nose Sonia Constant. Its olfactive pyramid unfolds with an opening of cardamom, ginger and coriander; a heart that intertwines vanilla and leather; and a woody, mineral base thanks to the presence of Ambrofix™.
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At first, it smells as if you’ve had a chai tea; the spices are overwhelming with a background like plastic and vanilla, like a plasticky vanilla leather. A delicious opening that turns into something sweet with a leather base. That it resembles Baby Cat is undeniable, but that it’s a great perfume is also true. It lasts 6 to 8 hours and projects well for about 2 metres. An excellent perfume for any occasion.
A ‘copy’ of Rosendo Mateu 5 with touches of YSL Baby Cat.
The opening is mysterious, interesting, a plasticky and leathery scent (different from Fabulous and the Leather) but after 30 minutes, the vanilla begins to predominate until it settles completely without evolving like a Noir Extreme. It doesn’t resemble its Leather siblings; I see it more as something new or perhaps a variant of Noir. Good quality, good longevity, but if you have Noir or Noir Extreme, it’s redundant because its dry-down is very similar, if not identical. Scent 8, Quality 7, Longevity 7, Projection 7.
Very similar to Ishq Al Shuyukh Gold by Lattafa… The Ombre Leather EDT for leather lovers. In this D’Ombre, the ambroxan gives a lot of body to the components.
What a disappointment. The opening was lovely, a typical Ombre Leather leather but as if it were a cologne version, and after 10 minutes it’s Rosendo Mateu 5, WTF! What a bad-taste joke to call this Ombre Leather…
I did like it. At first, you sense the leather but much toned down, with a bit of alcohol as if it were a cologne. The spices are noticeable, giving a herbal sensation mixed with vanilla. From there, its evolution is almost non-existent. That vanilla base remains mixed with that petroleum-like leather. It gave me vibes of Tobacco Vanille but tastier. When I bought Tobacco Vanille, I expected something like this without that rice pudding sensation. I don’t see it as dispensable; it joins the collection. Easy to like. I don’t know the fragrances mentioned, those compared to this. I imagine they are similar because several repeat it. The downside is that its performance is a bit weak.
Two perfumers signing off on a plagiarism attempt. Starting from the original, Rosendo Mateu 5. One attempt to copy it is the Arabic Ishq Al Shuyukh Gold by Lattafa. On my nose, I can’t distinguish the Tom Ford from the Lattafa. The opening lasts a couple of minutes differently, but afterwards they share much of the development, and the dry-down is almost indistinguishable. Also, I don’t know why they call it Ombre Leather because it’s a flanker that doesn’t derive from its siblings… perhaps it’s adopted.
I already own several Tom Ford fragrances and was curious about this September 2024 launch. Upon trying it, I liked it. At first, it smells of light but distinct leather/muslin, then it evolves into a vanilla with a very soft caramel note that lasts for several hours. On my skin, it lasted about 8 hours with a moderate trail (1-1.5 metres); it’s not cloying or invasive. I haven’t yet tried the fragrances said to inspire it (YSL Babycat or Rosendo Mateu No.5). I’ve really enjoyed it, I’m using it this autumn and winter, and I’m happy with the purchase. I’ll be buying the Rosendo Mateu 5 and the others to collect and compare.
What a surprise! I wasn’t trusting the reviews, but once I tried it, I was blown away. You barely have to remove the cap and it smells of vanilla, even though it’s brand new. I sprayed about ten times, thinking it wouldn’t have much projection, but it projects like crazy; I left the house and car at full blast and had to roll down the windows. Even after 12 hours, people are still asking about it, and mind you, I don’t have blessed skin. If you’re thinking of buying it, don’t hesitate for fear of a reformulation. For me, it’s the revelation of the year. Cheers!
It will suit whoever it is… what a crazy scent! It’s excellent.
Rather than Rosendo, I’d say it resembles Body Kouros. It’s not identical but becomes very similar, with a touch of licorice and little leather. It’s not bad, although it’s not my scent. And a lot of fuss for inventing absolutely nothing.
I’d only read bad reviews until a bottle arrived at my door. I’m not a fan of Ombre Leather, so expectations were dreadful. Well, what a surprise. It smells luminous and slightly spicy. I detect saffron even though it’s not listed. The leather is far away, subtle yet present and lovely. It dries down gradually and becomes incredible. A little sweet, floral, with darkness… a perfect combination for a sexy night perfume. It’s not the opulent sexy-nightwear like Noir Extreme due to the iris, but this pairs well with a leather jacket and t-shirt. Even in spring evenings it’s usable. What a surprise? A real shocker. PS: Yes, it’s identical to RM5. Obviously RM5 lasts longer because it’s an EDP and more expensive. Each to their own… Scent, singularity, longevity, sillage, versatility, presentation, compliments, quality/price, formality, usage, age range, unisex level, ideal atomisation. In short: the only leather from TF that can be worn without a shirt. Ideal occasion: autumn-winter nights. Alternative: Duro by Nasomatto. Blind buy? Yes, absolutely.
Copy of Body Kouros, which was created when Tom Ford was the creative director at YSL; no coincidence.
It’s quite similar to Babycat by YSL, but they’ve removed the incense (which makes Babycat unique) and added a clean, bright leather that doesn’t quite convince me; it’s not my type of fragrance. The longevity is good; it lasts perfectly for eight hours.
Rosendo Mateu N5 clone.
It’s a carbon copy of Rosendo Mateu Nº 5. Unfortunately, over 90% are unaware of the niche world and will say it smells original; it’ll be a sales success, but those who know the subject will realise it’s a clone by Tom Ford passing itself off as authentic.
Who doesn’t know God? Here we have half Rosendo Mateu 5 and half Fahrenheit in the dry-down. Nothing new on the front line.
Smells exactly like Lune Feline.
No right at all. It bears very little resemblance to the true Ombre Leather and does the same thing Dior did when they called ‘that’ Dior Homme and put it in a bottle named Dior Homme 2020. Using the same name merely as a marketing hook to package something so different dishonours the original, especially when we are talking about a vanilla with cardamomo and a leather note very distant from the original. Avoid.
I’m not sure if it resembles Babycat or what others mention, but it smells tremendous. I think the sweetness of the vanilla and the freshness of the ginger make it more enjoyable than the original (which is a great perfume but more polarising). It’s more versatile than other fragrances from the house for going out at night; it also works for formal daytime occasions, though I’d rule it out in extreme heat.
I love it… A punch of spiced cardamom, suede-like leather but with a greasy aftertaste at the base, all over a smoky, balsamic, effervescent, and sweet vanilla base… What I do not understand is how, nowadays, they still use names like this that invite confusion; it bears no resemblance to either the EDT or the Parfum of Ombre Leather, in fine… Performance is very good, especially in longevity, holding projection and sillage in bursts but fulfilling. As I said, a real gem, certainly one of my favourites, and at a more than reasonable price for 100ml; I am starting to prefer the Signature line over the Private 😜
This smells like scented candles, I suppose due to the vanilla. Add a bit of aromatic oil and you have Tom Ford’s new launch. Regarding the alleged imitation, I’ll just say that Tom Ford has brought this DNA to commercial stores. If you compare it with Mateu 5 or Babycat… it remains the cheapest with great quality.
Nothing to do with its two line sisters. It is a super-versatile perfume, perfect for work, going out, or whatever you fancy. I alternate it with my other daily perfumes and it is very well-liked and reliable. I perceive it as chocolatey, vanilla-scented, and clean. Very little sharpness, but there is something there. I have smelled one next to the other along with Rosendo Mateo 5 and am unable to distinguish them. I only tell them apart because the next day RM5 is still buzzing around, while from the TF only a sweet vanilla trace remains. Nevertheless, perfumes usually last a breath for me, and this one lasts 8-9 hours. Not bad for an Eau de Toilette. What a find!
Kouros Body with vanilla.
I find it a rich fragrance, my favourite of the three, more versatile and easier to like. It has a very marked vanilla with the typical leather note found in the Ombre Leather line in the background, but much more subdued than in the other two versions. That said, if you are crazy about the EDP and the Parfum, do not expect something similar here, as they have little in common; this one stands out the most by far. On my skin, it lasts easily 8 hours with very good projection.
From least to most, I bought it blind and liked it at first, though it seemed a bit flat; every time I smell it again, I love it more and it is a real gem, although the leather makes it somewhat unversatile. I feel it has more informality than other leather scents. It seems an excellent option for dinners, evening events, or dates.
Very easy to like. Cardamom and leather stand out, making it less versatile than claimed. It is ideal for winter and evening wear. Delicious.
Zara’s Probe Vanilla smells very similar. It is easy to wear and generally well-liked, just avoid wearing it in the heat.
It is the first in the line I have tried, and since I am unfamiliar with Rosendo Mateo or Babycat, my impression is direct. That vanilla-leather scent exudes class and quality. Perhaps I should have bought the 50ml version, as just a few sprays project an enormous amount. I recommend it wholeheartedly.
Ombre Leather EDP used to be my signature for client meetings, but over time I avoided wearing it around women; my partner finds it repulsive, and only one friend has told me it smells nice. This flanker, which shares the name purely for marketing purposes, is a sophisticated gem that avoids today’s sweet and spicy trends. While the EDP smelled of polished shoes, this Eau d’Ombre Leather smells like new car upholstery leather: light, without any animal trace, and very elegant, with flowers and vanilla more prominent. It lasts all day with three sprays, true to its predecessors. It remains formal, so I could wear it at the office if I have the youthful style required, but I prefer it for evening, where it stands out and transmits a charming old-money vibe; I already plan to make it my signature for 2025. P.S.: I don’t know the other fragrances in the line, but I hope to try them next time I visit the shop.
Upon trying Eau d’Ombré Leather, I immediately realised I knew this aroma from somewhere else. Checking previous comments, I confirm that this fragrance takes a very similar (though not identical) path to what Rosendo Mateu’s N5 is. I find this flanker to be the most ‘friendly’ within the Ombre Leather line. It maintains that classic leather we already know from this magnificent DNA, but combines it with a soft vanilla note that makes it an extremely attractive scent. I recommend users to try it; I believe it will be a pleasant surprise for many. Eau d’Ombré Leather is an option that not only highlights the essence of its predecessor but also offers a warmth and sweetness that many will enjoy.
I tried it in store. Without a doubt, it’s a very good fragrance; it only shares the name with the original. They go down different paths. This one is made to please the masses. But definitely, it’s very good. I have smelled Rosendo Mateu Nro 5 and if it resembles it, well, I have my favourite perfume at home, Habit Rouge Parfum. Upon arriving from the store, I tested it on the other arm and they are very, very similar in the dry down. In fact, my wife could smell it and said they are very similar. From the OL line, the original EDP is the best by far.
It’s the same as Exquisite Leather by David Beckham… but the same!!!… therefore, if you can find the Beckham one, I highly recommend it for a fraction of what the Tom Ford costs…
Previously, when wanting to use leather scents, it was common to find creations that went beyond elegant, alternative, or perhaps smelled too much of ‘old man’. Now, brands constantly modernise leathers and bring them to a level that can appeal to people of all ages. Well, one of those leathers is this week’s recommendation; this leather is a combination of spices with a striking vanilla load that fits superbly for sweet tastes. It creates a bubble of distinction, sensuality, and status for anyone who wears it. One of the best commercial offerings from TF, try it and let me know what you think!
I could try it when it launched and without a doubt, I was impressed. Not for any special reason, but because it was an aroma outside of what Tom Ford had been doing in this line, and on the other hand, I had already smelled this before. Without a doubt, the aroma was a copy of what I had already smelled in Ishq Al Shuyukh Gold by Lattafa (without reaching the corresponding nuances of the different qualities). A perfume for night use and in cold climates, as it is a very sweet and overwhelming scent. From my point of view, unisex, although it can lean slightly towards the masculine. I feel that, even being a good perfume, it doesn’t correspond to Tom Ford to do something that was already made.
I do see it perfectly positioned as a flanker for Ombré Leather; it maintains a thread of unity while being very different, which is what a flanker should do, otherwise we’d just complain about redundancies later. Leather, spices, smoke, and vanilla summarised, but not a sweet or easy vanilla, rather a dark and smoky one. If Ombré Leather (both original and Parfum) is for a cool guy in a leather jacket, Eau d’Ombré Leather is for an adult in a black suit on the outside and leather on the inside… from a nightclub, of decadent elegance and highly sexual. A masterpiece.
If you want to smell like Tom Ford’s Eau d’Ombré Leather, go straight for Ishq Al Shuyukh Gold by Lattafa; it’s an identical aroma but at one-third the price of the TF version, with equal (or even better) performance. As for Rosendo №5, it also resembles it, so I insist: the Lattafa one is an excellent dupe for both. Well, Eau d’Ombré Leather was launched after the Arabic fragrance, so thumbs down to TF for copying something that already existed.
I’m not exaggerating when I say that in three days, I’ve received five compliments. I wore it to work (facing the public) and it was a hit. I don’t see it as a night scent; it’s usable whenever you want, except in extreme heat. Performance is fantastic (January 25 batch, released in ’24); it lasts with pleasure. It’s not the perfume of my life, but I like it quite a bit and it’s fulfilling. If it had a bit more leather… If anyone wants their first Tom Ford, I’d recommend this; it’s usable, long-lasting, and ‘cheap’ (compared to any other TF).
I loved it!! Bought it blind like all my others!! It’s going down a treat. I’m not usually a fan of this type of aroma, but with autumn coming, a bit of cold air, and the desire to change fragrance, it’s perfect. Great for the office, with a suit, and in that setting, the scent develops beautifully. It’s an easy-to-wear fragrance, a leather with more vanilla in the background than intense leather, and it’s not a beast. Not bad at all. I’ll keep trying it on colder days!
I think this is a solid launch for the commercial line; perhaps it should have been distinguished from Ombré Leather and named something like ‘Leather Vanille’. That said, it’s the most affordable option in the commercial range with decent performance. For me, the closest link is Babycat (minus the ecclesiastical incense), which is in a private line and costs triple the price. I believe it’s a fun, warm, and cosy scent. Even if the votes don’t show it, I see it as perfectly unisex, lacking any strongly marked ‘masculine’ notes. It’s very easy to like and wear, a simple fragrance where one at least appreciates the quality of ingredients and good performance. It’s not a masterpiece or anything groundbreaking, but it’s far from being a crime.