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Green Leather
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Green Leather by Daniel Josier is a fragrance from the leather olfactive family, created for men and women. Launched in 2016, this composition was designed by perfumer Daniel Josier. The top notes reveal raspberry, saffron, and thyme; the heart unfolds with incense and night jasmine; while the base notes settle into suede, leather, amber, and woody notes.
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Notable evolution from the opening. The initial raspberry is chewy, like Boomer chewing gum from childhood, but lasts five minutes before blending with the leather and a smoky touch of incense. In the mid-phase, the raspberry calms down and unlisted green notes appear, perhaps moss, justifying the name ‘Green’. The incense stands out here alongside the suede. Finally, an unexpected amber effect rounds everything off and convinces me. It’s not very projecting, but I can smell it on myself for hours. Good longevity, more masculine due to the green notes and incense. Finally, a Josier with its own signature that feels like your own after a full day.
I like it. Intense opening of raspberry with suede, reminding me a bit of Montblanc’s Individuel. The raspberry persists while the suede clarifies and a green touch in the mid-phase prevents the fruit-leather duo from becoming heavy. The incense and jasmine are subtle, leaving a very pleasant woody amber finish. Thanks to that green note, it’s versatile for autumn, winter and spring, day and night. Original, with great evolution and lasting longevity.
I like it. An intense opening of raspberry and suede, reminding me a bit of Montblanc Individuel. The raspberry persists while the suede clarifies, and a green touch in the heart prevents the fruit-leather duo from becoming heavy. The incense and jasmine are subtle, leaving a very pleasant woody amber dry down. Thanks to that green note, it’s versatile for autumn, winter and spring, day and night. Original, with great evolution and lasting longevity.
A work of art that invites spring with joyful fruity notes and the elegance of raspberry leather. The saffron cuts through the suede to keep that cheerful spring night song alive. As it dries, the incense takes on a balsamic tone, like the indelible memory of an eternal night.
I must highlight the opening of Green Leather: the raspberry is dreamy, refreshing and juicy without being overly sweet. It’s followed by a vibrant thyme and saffron that balances without overpowering those potent notes. The heart fuses a strong leather with a fine suede until they merge into incredible alchemy, before a delicate incense floods the room. The base, with its precise amber and shy woods, closes a masterpiece unisex fragrance (with a slight masculine lean) that captures the essence of Daniel Josier. It’s versatile, evolving and makes you shine.
Vintage leather bag! Green Leather is an excellent perfume from this niche designer. It opens with an explosion of juicy raspberry, spiced sugarcane, saffron, and suede. However, the proportions have been adjusted, and the leather note (suede) is stronger and more initial than the raspberry. Furthermore, incense has been added to the base, which complements it well over time. It is a dark and elegant perfume; although the sweet opening fades and the leather intensifies, it entices you to keep smelling it. It carries an exquisite, first-class elegant incense that left me enamoured, recreating a soft and sensual atmosphere. A unisex perfume, though I believe it leans more towards the masculine side. Perfect for elegant evenings; you won’t leave anyone indifferent.
Another addition to the ‘niche’ stock. Reaching into the sample box, Green Leather by the kind Daniel Josier emerged. Not much to add… The conceptual ‘Tag’ is appreciated, a spirit of good vibes, friendly, balanced, and with sensible proportions. The raspberry dons a tuxedo with edges of leather that leaves youthfulness behind and steps into the fullness of a cheerful festive sunset. It projects balance and vivacity, a work of virtue and good spirit.
I can’t add much to what’s already been written. I loved it; it’s the best in the Josier line for me. Be careful with their entire range, as they have gems: Green Leather is a must-have, Ambre Tabac is brilliant, and Interdit Absente threw me off with its originality, even though it’s not for me—I do recognise the huge quality. Vetiver, I already had Terre d’Hermès, but this will be my next purchase. I read that their Vetiver is ‘like Terre d’Hermès with steroids’. Mystery Oud is on my list to find an Oud that doesn’t smell like Oud, alongside Oud Wood and Carved Oud. Others like Crystal Rain are also top-tier. In the end, all roads lead to Rome; what I like is Josier’s work. Perfumones.
Not much to add to previous comments. I loved it; it’s the best in the Josier line for me. A word of caution on their whole collection: gems like Green Leather (essential), Ambre Tabac (renowned), Interdit Absente (original and distinct), Vetiver (better than Terre d’Hermes) and Mistery Oud (an oud that doesn’t smell like oud). Also Crystal Rain. In the end, all roads lead to Rome: I like Josier’s work; they make proper perfumes.
People often think I’m eccentric because of my perfume obsession, my need to be surrounded by scents and change them daily. It’s my signature; I feel so fragrant that I naturally spark curiosity and interest. Perfume is my balm. I love encountering something that ignites my interest. Josier offers fragrances that truly surprise. This one is soft yet present, with spices that are noticeable but not overpowering. The elegance and harmony are of a high order. There’s a lovely contrast between raspberry and leather, but something rough and green keeps it fresh, making it ideal for mild months and summer evenings. That roughness is well-integrated, perhaps even a little too much, balancing the sweetness with an aggressive, intriguing edge. I was surprised by the leather note: it doesn’t dominate but harmonises and levels out with the rest, enhanced by a subtle amber and incense that accentuate its refinement. After years of testing, I recognise a perfumer who knows how to create harmony without excess. A fine achievement by Daniel Josier.
A decant allowed me to test it for several days. It is elegant and well-crafted, with high-quality ingredients. However, I do not like the raspberry opening; it feels feminine and childish, reminiscent of the powdered drinks from my childhood. Although it blends with the leather, it is brash and dominant for long enough to rule it out. After 90 minutes, the raspberry fades, leaving a fresh, herbal, and floral leather. Here it delivers on its promise of being a green leather, but it must first pass through a prominent raspberry phase. Additionally, the projection is weaker during this stage. Fortunately, I tried it and avoided buying it blindly. It will surely suit others. I acknowledge that it is a well-executed fragrance with quality essences.
When I thought Ambre Tabac was Josier’s jewel, Green Leather made me reconsider. It’s a fantastic perfume in every way, reminiscent of CH Men with that sweet leather, its niche version. If there are echoes of Tuscan Leather, they’re minimal. The raspberry and saffron scent is distinguished by the thyme, which adds freshness and green notes, while the suede and incense contribute depth and velvety smoothness. I love it; it’s easy to wear in any situation except extreme heat. More masculine than feminine, with good performance. A wonderful discovery, 9.5/10.
When I thought Ambre Tabac was Josier’s gem, Green Leather appeared and made me reconsider. What a magnificent fragrance, although it recalls CH Men with its sweet leather, it would be its niche version. There are reminiscences of Tuscan Leather, but nothing more. The raspberry and saffran scent is distinguished by the thyme, which adds freshness and greenery, while the suede and incense provide depth and a velvet finish. I love it; I see it as easy to wear in any situation, barring extreme heat. More masculine than feminine, with good performance and a scent that appeals to most. A wonderful discovery; I would definitely own it. Note: 9.5/10.
Probably Josier is best known to YouTubers, but it’s a shame they weren’t valued sooner. Ambre Tabac is a gem, yet Green Leather blows it out of the water and is even better if you love leather. Its history is a tangled mess: Tom Ford asked several perfumers to work on Tuscan Leather, and Josier participated without winning, later commercialising his idea as Green Leather. It’s less dry than Tuscan and features more raspberry. The opening is fruity and explosive; the raspberry feels like gelatin but is pleasant. Saffron and thyme are secondary. It moves into a sweet phase with realistic, balanced suede, making the leather wearable. More than leather, it’s sweet, raspberry-infused suede. Compared to CH Men, it’s unique due to its quality. Lasting power is notable, with moderate projection that envelops without being loud. Ideal all year round except in extreme heat, perfect as a signature scent for leather lovers.
It’s a very particular fragrance; it doesn’t convince me as much as people say it’s easy to wear. It reminds me of CH Men, with that leather and something green, but what really catches my attention are the sweet and fruity notes that last from start to finish. It’s quite an original creation, although to be honest, I didn’t like it at all.
It is a special perfume; I’m not impressed that it is so easy to wear. It reminded me of CH Men with its green leather, but what stands out most are the sweet fruity notes from the opening to the dry down. It is an original creation, but personally, I don’t like it much.
Daniel Josier is gaining fame for catering to YouTubers, but it pains me that his quality wasn’t recognised sooner. Ambre Tabac is a gem, yet Green Leather flies under the radar and, in my opinion, is superior if you like leather. The backstory is complex: Tom Ford commissioned several perfumers, including Josier, but he didn’t win, yet commercialised his concept as Green Leather. If you know Tuscan Leather, you’ll like this, as it is less dry and features more raspberry. If not, give it a try. It opens fruity with an intense, almost gelatinous raspberry that is pleasant and personal, with saffron and thyme in the base. The opening is explosive before evolving into a slightly sweet phase with a realistic, balanced suede, making the leather very wearable. It is more of a sweet, raspberry-infused suede than pure leather. It compares with CH Men but isn’t identical; here, the leather is more accomplished due to the quality. The longevity is notable, with moderate projection that envelops without being loud. Ideal all year round except extreme heat, perfect for cool summer evenings, spring, and autumn. Very versatile and could easily be a signature. Well-crafted; for me, it is Josier’s best.
I’ve finally finished my bottle a few weeks ago; it’s a very pleasant leather, ideal if classics feel too sharp. The raspberry dominates, slightly artificial, but the suede is executed beautifully. It smells more like CH Men than other leather scents, though it is less sweet and greener. Highly recommended.
I felt brave enough to write after reading reviews and trying a decant. Although I don’t like sweet scents but do enjoy leather/suede, I decided to give it a go. After several trials, I can’t get past it. The sweetness feels cloying to me. I don’t sense it progressing through phases; the raspberry doesn’t smell acidic and green as it should, but artificial, amplified by the leather. This note dominates from start to finish, hiding the rest. Compared to Tom Ford’s Tuscan Leather, this has fewer nuances and quality. It might be my skin, but it leaves me with a sweet, artificial note and a leather I don’t enjoy.
I decided to try Green Leather after reading reviews and testing a decant. Although I don’t usually like sweets, I do appreciate leather. Unfortunately, the sweetness feels cloying and artificial, dominating the scent and masking other notes. I can’t detect the phases or the genuine green acidity of a real raspberry. Compared to Tom Ford’s Tuscan Leather, this feels less refined and of lower quality. It might just be my skin, but I’m not convinced by this leather paired with synthetic sweetness.
It smells like raspberry jelly with a soft suede. To my taste, it’s too sweet, but as it dries down, it becomes greener and less sweet.
I bought it without thinking after smelling it; it seemed excellent. I still wear it and like it, but I think it lacks evolution. It lasts a long time and projects regularly, but I notice it gets stuck in the initial sweetness. A good fragrance nonetheless.
I tried it with trepidation because I read that Daniel Josier presented it to open the selection for Tom Ford to create Tuscan Leather, a perfume I find difficult and don’t enjoy. But upon spraying, I discovered something kind and delicious, even for those, like me, who struggle with leather. It has lots of sweetness at the start, so it’s only suitable for those who enjoy it. It’s linear. The leather isn’t coarse or harsh; it’s like in a quality tannery, refined with care. It’s accompanied by a juicy raspberry that is more prominent than the leather, unlike Tom Ford where the leather leads. I perceive hints of saffron, thyme, and a touch of incense, though I don’t catch the rest of the notes. It’s unisex, but for me, it leans towards masculine, perhaps because it reminds me of my father’s scent. It has excellent projection and over 10 hours of longevity. It’s a very elegant and pleasant perfume that I’d like to wear on my partner, although it’s too sweet for him. Scent 7.5/10, Longevity 10/10, Sillage 10/10, Value for money 8.5/10, Versatility 7/10, Packaging 8.5/10. Would I buy again? I didn’t buy it.
When I smelled it on blotting paper, I smiled; I didn’t sense the raspberry, it seemed green, herbal, fresh, and refined. But upon application, it lost all charm. A few minutes after spraying six times on skin and twice on the shirt, it became almost imperceptible. For two hours, I only noticed faint, attenuated bursts. By the fourth hour, it turned sweet and somewhat bitter. It’s not a bad smell, but I think it’s more for conventional taste than bold proposals. I’m disappointed with its performance, especially since I’ve already tried Paramour by Oman Luxury and Night Flow by Jusbox, which share notes but are better composed and far surpass this one in aroma, longevity, and projection.
I make an effort to try fragrances that most people like, even though I don’t always adore them due to the accords. It’s not that I dislike it; it’s tasty and rich, but not for wearing. It opens with a sweet raspberry with green and spicy nuances; at first, it smells like scented candle, goodbye. Although I like the heart and base, the raspberry ruins everything. It develops into darker accords, a beautiful suede, woods, and something resinous, but that sugary opening with raspberry spoils it. It’s not to my liking for wearing with style. It’s versatile and almost suitable for all year round, but not the best option for formal occasions or good performance. Rich aroma, but it’s not for me.
I love it! Green Leather by Daniel Josier and Ambre Tabac are in my favourites.
I tried a decant and expected something like Tuscan Leather, but it wasn’t very similar. The raspberry dominates the opening and dry down, with a soft suede-like leather and green notes. It’s delicate, high quality, and sweet. On my skin, it lasted an hour with moderate projection, then became a skin scent until six hours. It’s a good aroma, but not to my taste.
It’s a pleasant fragrance and perfect for those who don’t like leather. The downside is that it’s quite weak in longevity and projection.
They say it smells very similar to Le Male Aviator with a touch of CH Men.
It’s an olfactory bomb, perfect for autumn, winter, or crisp spring days in large rooms. The scent is unique and makes you stand out from the crowd, avoiding repetitive commercial smells. Pair it with jeans, a white or black shirt, and a casual black blazer to attract attention and curiosity, especially from girls. It’s a great icebreaker for shy people. The blend of wood and raspberry is a total success.