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Le Sel d’Issey Parfum by Issey Miyake

Men 2026

Perfumer
Quentin Bisch

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Le Sel d'Issey Parfum: Sea Salt and Wood in Issey Miyake's New Launch Issey Miyake brings us Le Sel d'Issey Parfum, a new men's fragrance released in 2026. The scent is part of the woody aquatic family, balancing marine freshness with rich wood. Composed by perfumer Quentin Bisch, it opens with salt and saffron, moves into a heart of seaweed…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 17%
  • Spring 27%
  • Summer 25%
  • Autumn 30%
  • Day 60%
  • Night 40%

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Community

100 votes

  • Positive 77%
  • Negative 9.0%
  • Neutral 14%
positive reviews 100 community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageStrong Best momentAutumn CharacterMasculine

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Autumn

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Leading answer Day

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About Le Sel d’Issey Parfum

Main accord marine Year 2026 Gender Men Perfumer Quentin Bisch

Le Sel d'Issey Parfum: Sea Salt and Wood in Issey Miyake's New Launch

Issey Miyake brings us Le Sel d'Issey Parfum, a new men's fragrance released in 2026. The scent is part of the woody aquatic family, balancing marine freshness with rich wood.

Composed by perfumer Quentin Bisch, it opens with salt and saffron, moves into a heart of seaweed and woody notes, and rests on amber and oakmoss. So far, it holds a score of 4.11 out of 5 from 100 ratings.

The top notes give a crisp, spicy sensation—salt meets saffron in a vivid onset. There's an almost metallic edge to the salt, softened by saffron's leathery warmth.

The middle registers as damp and mineral, with seaweed supported by wood. It's a rugged combination that suggests a sea-soaked forest.

The dry-down becomes warmer, thanks to amber, while oakmoss adds an aged, earthy character. The two notes balance each other, offering both sweetness and depth.

Its accords run from marine and salty to woody, amber, aquatic, warm spicy, mossy, earthy, aromatic, and metallic. Each sniff reveals a different angle.

This is a fragrance designed for the man who wants a complex, memorable presence. With a 4.11/5 average from 100 ratings and two reviews, it's already turning heads.

Those who favour woody aquatic perfumes, men seeking a salty and spicy edge, and wearers who value longevity and depth.

Le Sel d'Issey Parfum is an ambitious addition to Issey Miyake's line, merging salty, oceanic freshness with woody warmth. With an average rating of 4.11/5 based on 100 ratings (including two written reviews), it's already making an impression. As always, a skin test is recommended before committing.

Spices Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic

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Longevity

Leading answer Long-lasting

51 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Strong

48 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

55 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

38 votes

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  1. I’ve thoroughly tested this Parfum and I speak from experience: it’s a continuation of Le Sel EDP’s DNA with the saffron note incorporated. The scent is very good, like all the others in the collection, but they didn’t take the risk of creating something different and full of personality. You can appreciate the amber, darker, and more formal side of the EDP. My favourite, by far, is the EDT version: more versatile, with more projection, and a more pleasant scent.

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  2. Lots of hype, either way, like the EDP, somewhat darker and with more projection, it’s a sure thing.

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  3. I’ve thoroughly tested this Parfum and I speak from experience: it’s a continuation of Le Sel EDP’s DNA with the saffron note incorporated. The scent is very good, like all the others in the collection, but they didn’t take the risk of creating something different and full of personality. You can appreciate the amber, darker, and more formal side of the EDP. My favourite, by far, is the EDT version: more versatile, with more projection, and a more pleasant scent.

    Reply