Gettone
Men Women 2026
Description
Gettone by Filippo Sorcinelli – a Leather for Rebels Gettone is a new fragrance from Filippo Sorcinelli, launched in 2026. It is part of the leather fragrance family and has been created for women and men alike. The nose behind the composition is Filippo Sorcinelli himself, and the result is a leather scent with metallic, green and smoky edges that…
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Key notes
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Top
metallic notes
- Heart Powder
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Base
patchouli
Community
14 votes
- Positive 86%
- Negative 7.1%
- Neutral 7.1%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
122 votes
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Leading answer Like it
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About Gettone
Gettone by Filippo Sorcinelli – a Leather for Rebels
Gettone is a new fragrance from Filippo Sorcinelli, launched in 2026. It is part of the leather fragrance family and has been created for women and men alike.
The nose behind the composition is Filippo Sorcinelli himself, and the result is a leather scent with metallic, green and smoky edges that feels thoroughly contemporary.
The top notes open with metallic notes and galbanum, giving a cool, green and almost sharp first impression. It is a striking prelude that sets the tone for the rest of the scent.
The heart reveals powder, birch tar and leather. This is the most characterful stage, where a dry, smoky leather is wrapped in powdery softness and plenty of texture.
The base is composed of patchouli, benzoin and vetiver. Patchouli gives earthy weight, benzoin contributes a soothing balsamic sweetness and vetiver leaves a clean, woody dry-down.
With accords that include metallic, green, amber, leather, balsamic, warm spicy, aromatic, vanillic, animalic and smoky, Gettone never stays still on the skin. It shifts between warmth and coolness, sweetness and grit.
Based on 14 ratings, it currently holds an average score of 4.07 out of 5. That suggests a perfume with real character, one that may not suit everyone but has found a clear audience.
This is for those who appreciate unusual leather scents, with a taste for metallic, smoky or green notes. It will also appeal to collectors looking for a new signature with depth and originality.
Gettone is a brave, layered leather fragrance that rewards patience. It is not easy to categorise, and that is precisely what makes it so interesting.
Green, herbal and fougère Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses Resins and balsams
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
10 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
10 votes
Character
Tied for the lead Balanced / Leans masculine
10 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
12 votes
Community reviews
3 reviews
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I disagree with the previous comment, because there is indeed an evolution, especially in the drydown, where what appears is already more normal and may sound familiar, but the opening and heart are complicated. This is a green, metallic incense, very astringent because of the galbanum, which joins the metallic notes and makes it seem as though you are sucking on a rusty iron sheet next to a freshly cut meadow. Later, that complex opening gradually softens, and what appears is a tarred leather, as if it were impregnated with dense pitch, and every now and then gusts of galbanum keep coming. The drydown is more common and something you may have smelled before, with that combo of patchouli, vetiver and benzoin. The only flaw I can find is its longevity, which doesn’t reach 5 hours, and it remains very close to the skin. The bottle comes numbered because it is a limited edition given away when you purchase from his website. It comes wrapped in a page from an Italian telephone directory and inside a newsprint-style paper bag. It has a matt grey metallic finish with a coin set into the cap, very original and very well finished. I have nothing similar in scent or presentation, and honestly, being a gift from Filippo himself, it was an opportunity not to be missed if you like this world, and even more so with such a complete artist.
Apparently, only 500 bottles of this perfume are going to be made, and what can I say? I think it’s super conceptual. Filippo Sorcinelli is exceptional when it comes to creating atmospheres with his perfumes. Most of all, I would like to consider this perfume as an artistic perfume, rather than as a perfume that aims to make you smell good (it is totally wearable). I have had several very good experiences with Filippo: first there was Dolcissimo Sollievo, which totally transported me to a beach house with incense sticks burning beside me, and then Quickie and Coffee, which took me to a place as everyday as a petrol station toilet when you’re on a journey. But this Gettone left me bewildered. Unlike the previous two, which are quite warm and inviting, this one is cold and imposing; it reminded me completely of an abandoned building site: lots of dust, cold and vegetation. It maintains that composition throughout its duration; it is fairly linear, but that is what I find magical about this fragrance. It is the first time a perfume has given me that feeling of coldness: a wonderful piece of work by Sorcinelli.
Apparently, only 500 bottles of this perfume are going to be made, and what can I say? I think it’s super conceptual. Filippo Sorcinelli is exceptional when it comes to creating atmospheres with his perfumes. Most of all, I would like to consider this perfume as an artistic perfume, rather than as a perfume that aims to make you smell good (it is totally wearable). I have had several very good experiences with Filippo: first there was Dolcissimo Sollievo, which totally transported me to a beach house with incense sticks burning beside me, and then Quickie and Coffee, which took me to a place as everyday as a petrol station toilet when you’re on a journey. But this Gettone left me bewildered. Unlike the previous two, which are quite warm and inviting, this one is cold and imposing; it reminded me completely of an abandoned building site: lots of dust, cold and vegetation. It maintains that composition throughout its duration; it is fairly linear, but that is what I find magical about this fragrance. It is the first time a perfume has given me that feeling of coldness: a wonderful piece of work by Sorcinelli.