Leaher Oudh by Orientica
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Leaher Oudh by Orientica is a fragrance from the Leather family, suitable for men and women. Launched in 2018, this composition features a top note of bergamot, a heart of raspberry, and a base of leather, vanilla, and musk.
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
340 votes
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Leading answer Love it
103 votes
Season
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Time of day
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About Leaher Oudh
Leaher Oudh by Orientica is a fragrance from the Leather family, suitable for men and women. Launched in 2018, this composition features a top note of bergamot, a heart of raspberry, and a base of leather, vanilla, and musk.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
92 votes
Sillage
Tied for the lead Moderate / Strong
109 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
71 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
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You rarely find a fragrance with such good quality/price ratio as this little Tuscan Leather: the scent almost nails it at a laughable price, with longevity and projection on beast mode. If you like the Tom Ford one or La Yuqawan by Rasasi, don’t think twice: 100% sure hit.
You rarely find a fragrance with such quality for the price as this little Tuscan Leather: it smells almost identical to the original for a laughable price, and its longevity and projection are simply outstanding. If you enjoy Tom Ford or La Yuqawan by Rasasi, don’t even think twice: this is a guaranteed hit.
Simply a brutal fragrance… Wild and dry leather with a touch of raspberry; the vanilla doesn’t appear anywhere, or I’m unable to perceive it. It lasts over 12 hours on skin and on clothes, puffing until I wash it. It’s very linear; I don’t perceive any changes throughout the life of the perfume… I haven’t smelled the fragrances it’s supposedly similar to, but I must say this is an exceptional perfume with an unsurpassable quality/price ratio, like most oriental fragrances, leaving many perfumes from major designer houses in the dust… Highly recommended 100% if you like leather-scented fragrances.
A brutal fragrance… rugged, dry leather with a hint of raspberry; I don’t detect the vanilla, or perhaps I’m simply unable to perceive it. It lasts over 12 hours on skin and clothes until I wash it. Very linear, with no noticeable changes throughout its life. I haven’t smelled the fragrances it resembles, but it’s exceptional, leaving many perfumes from major houses in its wake. Highly recommended 100% if you like leather.
I haven’t smelled TL or LY, but I’ve worn this on my skin for over 12 hours and it still smells exactly as it did straight from the spray: leather and raspberry.
I haven’t smelled either TL or LY, but I can say I’ve worn it on my skin for over 12 hours and I still smell it exactly as it came out of the spray: leather and raspberry.
Bought this in 30ml for just 10€. Orientica is Al Haramain’s second brand, which has an identical fragrance called Leather Oud, so they’re likely the same. It’s very similar to Tom Ford’s Tuscan Leather and Rasasi’s La Yuqawan clone, but with less intense leather notes, making it slightly more versatile and sweet. That characteristic leather is softened by isobutyl quinoline and enhanced by raspberry, with saffron that I detect even though it’s not listed in the notes. Good longevity and sillage; it’s even suitable for an outdoor summer evening. A great alternative to Tuscan Leather (and to La Yuqawan, which I think is overrated) at a very affordable price.
I bought this fragrance in a 30ml bottle for €10. In reality, Orientica is a secondary brand of Al Haramain, which has a fragrance called exactly the same (Leather Oud), so I think they are very likely identical. It’s very similar to Tom Ford’s Tuscan Leather and one of its main clones, La Yuqawan by Rasasi, but with a lower intensity in the leather note, making it, in my opinion, a bit more versatile. By dialling down that leather note slightly, it comes across a bit sweeter than the previous two. That characteristic leather note, which you either hate or love, is dulcified isobutyl quinoline by the raspberry and boosted in its leather facet by saffron (saffron isn’t listed among the notes in this case, but I perceive it). Good longevity and trail. I even find it suitable for a summer night outdoors. A very good option compared to Tuscan Leather (and, in my judgement, overrated La Yuqawan) at a very economical price.
A very budget-friendly fragrance in the Tuscan Leather vein. At first, it smells strongly of leather with raspberry lingering in the background. Then the raspberry becomes more prominent, though it always stays behind the leather. Longevity: 10, it lasts a long time, at least 12 hours. Projection: 8.5, not quite beast mode but close; projects strongly for 4 hours before gradually fading. Versatility: 7, perfect for winter, autumn, or chilly spring nights. Scent: 7.5, very similar to TL but slightly more synthetic. Overall: 8.5, despite the synthetic note, the price, projection, and longevity are excellent. Highly recommended.
It’s not exactly Tom Ford’s Tuscan Leather, but if you like TL, you’ll definitely love this. The leather and raspberry notes are very sharp and sweetened by a vanilla that’s masked by the intensity of the two. Longevity and projection are notable. I’ve been quite convinced by it, and it costs a tenth of the price of Tuscan Leather.