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Leather Eau de Parfum
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Leather Eau de Parfum by Acqua di Parma is a fragrance from the leather olfactive family, created for men and women. Launched in 2019, this composition features an olfactive pyramid designed by a master perfumer. The top notes unfold a vibrant freshness thanks to raspberry, Brazilian orange, and Sicilian lemon. The heart of the fragrance reveals a woody floral accord with rose, red thyme, petit grain, and honeysuckle. Finally, the base notes anchor the essence with intense leather, guaiac wood, and cedar.
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Well, I managed to get both versions this week, as many feared the new version would be different in scent and performance, in addition to the clear differences in presentation and packaging. Although I hadn’t tried the Cologne Concentrée or the Eau de Parfum before, I had the idea that it would be a perfume bomb given its good reviews; on the contrary, the recently launched Eau de Parfum, little is known and what is found speaks very badly of it. From the atomiser, the Concentrée version already feels like an intense leather, it smells practically identical to the Amber from the same collection but with a more powerful leather; it’s a leather bomb with orange and a notable raspberry note. The Eau de Parfum, from the cap, smells like nothing, I thought: ‘ah, there will be an abyssal difference’. Upon atomising it, it turns out to be exactly the same perfume, the smell doesn’t change at all. The first 15 minutes it’s difficult to distinguish them, by an hour the Concentrée feels a bit more, and after three hours both versions are practically identical with the same strength. The reason why the previous collection was discontinued and relaunched suddenly as ‘signature of the sun’ is unknown, perhaps marketing, or because the old one carried a prohibited component and they had to relaunch the whole collection with a face wash, cataloguing them as ‘UNISEX’ when the old ones were ‘MASCULINE’. Anyway, this perfume is the EAU DE COLOGNE CONCENTRÉE but in a very nice black bottle with gold letters. The difference can be INFINITESIMAL, the typical one of any perfume because it’s from a 2014/2015 batch or a more recent one (2019), as some perfumes ‘macerate’ and change their performance. Don’t be afraid of it, it’s the same fragrance. Regards.
I’ve already tried both versions this week, and contrary to what many feared, the scent and longevity are identical, despite the very different packaging. Although I hadn’t tested the Concentrée before, I knew it was a beast thanks to the reviews, whereas there’s little data on the new Eau de Parfum and what exists is negative. From the atomiser, the Concentrée smells of intense leather, almost like the Ambera from the collection but more pronounced, with a burst of leather, orange and raspberry. The Eau de Parfum, however, smells of nothing from the cap and I thought it would be another world, but upon spraying it’s exactly the same; the scent doesn’t change a jot. The first 15 minutes are indistinguishable, by an hour the Concentrée is barely more noticeable, and at three hours they’re identical in strength. Perhaps the old collection was discontinued for marketing reasons or due to a banned ingredient, taking the opportunity to relaunch everything as unisex and perform a ‘face-lift’. In short, it’s the same fragrance as the Cologne Concentrée but in a nice black bottle with gold lettering. The difference is negligible, like that between batches from 2014 and 2019; some fragrances ‘macerate’ over time and change slightly. Don’t be scared, it’s the same scent. Cheers.
It’s not the same fragrance as the Cologne Leather.
Fortunately, in this case, I’m not a widower of previous fragrances that cloud my judgement… and I want to recognise that this fragrance seems wonderful to me: a leather present from start to finish, an opening with the house’s DNA but with touches of raspberry that give a special and exquisite twist. Then the floral notes appear, which give softness and, in my opinion, a sophisticated touch, the stage I like most, a change that matures and settles into a moderately dark leather that lightens with the roses making it smoother and sweeter. It closes with woods that maintain the warmth, finishing a round and harmonious fragrance. Perfect for autumn and winter, for day, absolutely… for a perfect night. I don’t recommend buying it blindly unless you like leather notes… 9/10.
Fortunately, I’m not a widower of old fragrances that cloud the judgment, and I admit this is magnificent: a leather note present from the start, carrying the house’s DNA but with raspberry touches that give it an exquisite twist. Then the flowers emerge, softening everything and, in my opinion, adding sophistication; it’s my favourite phase, a change that matures into a dark leather lightened by roses, making it smoother and sweeter, closing with warm woods that leave a fragrance that is round and harmonious. Perfect for autumn and winter, day and night, absolutely everything. I wouldn’t recommend it blindly if you dislike leather, but it’s a 9/10.
But how can they say it’s the same fragrance! It’s a tremendous lie; that’s very different from the one in the brown bottle. This one has a rarer opening, with something citrusy that has seemed strange to me. I’ll be testing it little by little, but I can say that IT IS NOT THE SAME FRAGRANCE. Davidde isn’t telling the truth. Regards.
I didn’t think ADP would disappoint me, but this perfume saturated me; it’s not a fresh leather, it’s loaded and ends up staining synthetic. I didn’t like it at all. I stick with the colognes which are true ambrosias bursting with natural ingredients and quality.
Although leather isn’t my favourite note as a collector, I have the most important ones, of course, so the Cologne Concentrée and the EDP I just bought couldn’t be missing (although they have the same concentration, someone from ADP explained to me that they put ‘Cologne Concentrée’ because many old-school people associate cologne with men and perfume with women). Talking about the EDP from this forum, it was definitely reformulated, but that doesn’t mean it’s bad; in fact, on my skin it projects and lasts longer than the ‘Cologne Concentrée’. It’s true that the Cologne is a slightly more wearable scent; I notice less guaiac and more citrus. I rate both 5/5; I feel this one is exclusively for Autumn and Winter, the same for the Cologne but adding Spring.
I love leather perfumes and this week I received the Acqua di Parma Leather EDP (black bottle). A profound disappointment for several reasons. Firstly, the scent is not of leather; it smells of a fireplace, of smoke, and it is not pleasant. Furthermore, it has poor longevity and sillage.
I absolutely love leather perfumes and this week I received this fragrance, the Leather EDP from Acqua di Parma (black bottle). Deep disappointment for several reasons. First, it doesn’t smell of leather; it smells of a fireplace, of smoke, nothing pleasant. Moreover, it has poor longevity and sillage.
I don’t understand how some people don’t like this marvel; for me it’s going to heaven, something invented by God. I love this lotion and the most curious thing is that I haven’t found anyone who doesn’t like this leather. It fills my life; I feel so good when I wear it, it’s simply magic, that’s what it conveys. It will always be first for me.
Acqua di Parma’s Leather EDP is a leathery, floral, and woody fragrance. Unlike the Cologne Concentrée where the citrus shines and gives a classic air, here the opening is more intense, like a chocolate truffle with fruity notes and that leathery tone, almost like shoe polish cream. Over time, the rose comes to the forefront, leaving the leather as an accompaniment. After more than an hour, a woody base with a touch of animal musk remains, while the rose and leather stay understated. It’s elegant and formal, ideal for special events, preferably from autumn to winter. The longevity was good, over 8 hours, although the projection was average. As I mentioned before, if there are differences between the EDP and the CC, it’s mainly due to the presence of citrus, which are almost absent in the black bottle version. Both are very good, but I think I like the Cologne a bit more and it’s more versatile.
The Acqua di Parma Leather Eau de Parfum is leathery, floral, and woody. Unlike the Cologne Concentrée, where the citrus notes shine and give an air of a classic cologne with leather, the EDP has a more intense opening, like a chocolate truffle with fruity notes and that leathery tone, almost like shoe cream. Over time, the rose rises to the forefront, leaving the leather as an accompaniment. After an hour, a woody base remains with a touch of animalic musk, while the rose and leather stay understated. It is elegant and formal, ideal for special occasions and preferably in autumn and winter. The longevity was good, over eight hours, although the projection was average. As I mentioned earlier, if there are differences between the EDP and the CC, it is the presence of citrus, almost absent in the black bottle. Both are very good, but I think I prefer the Cologne slightly more and find it more versatile.
I’ve never tried the Cologne Concentrée from the brown bottle (which I believe is no longer available), but I must confess that this Eau de Parfum doesn’t quite convince me: the leather is far too smoky for my taste. I’m not sure where that accord comes from, but ultimately it gives me the sensation of being stuck to a campfire in the countryside. I’m a huge leather fan and find this note interesting, but it’s certainly not my favourite, by any means.
Although I haven’t tried the Cologne Concentrée version (the brown bottle, I believe it’s no longer available), I have to say this Eau de Parfum has something that doesn’t quite convince me: the leather is too smoky for my taste. I’m not sure where that note comes from, but in the end, it leaves me with the sensation of sitting by a campfire in the countryside. I’m a huge leather lover and this is interesting, but it’s not my favourite by any means.
Introduction: The brown EDC bottles are no longer produced and sometimes it is difficult to find them. What need is there to cling to the past? Yes, they have certainly put hype on this perfume in its previous presentation, however, by looking for the impossible, we close ourselves off to experimenting with what exists. Brief review: This ADP Leather is 35% Tuscan Leather, 20% Godolphin and 45% smoke and creamy wood. Moderate projection: one and a half metres for 2 hours, then half a metre for another 3 hours to last 2 more hours at 5cm, generally very good. Very good longevity; if it touches your clothes a little, it will be there for days. A perfume to be used in the heat due to its versatility; for very cold climates it lacks power. Very versatile. Is it worth paying 220 euros at retail price? Perhaps yes, although if you find it on the grey market for 110 euros, do not hesitate to acquire it. Romantic review: This perfume is a dream come true for many who have seen countless reviews of the brown EDC bottle: Fragranceando, Andres Croxatto, MyScentJourney, The Parfum Gallery, etc… At the same time, if you are reading this review, you have probably already smelled leather accords such as Tuscan Leather, Ombre Leather, Godolphin, La Yuqawam, Black Saffron, Aoud Leather. Said that, the expectation for this new and beautiful bottle was high, despite the fact that there are dozens of inspirations with this DNA. What does this Acqua di Parma Leather offer? To start with, 15 seconds of very subtle barbecue scent before passing to a motorcycle-type smoke that mixes with thyme and raspberry. This smoke stays for two or three hours mixed with the creaminess of the woods, rose, thyme and more raspberry. Unlike Tuscan Leather where the thyme is slightly spicy and rough, here the leather goes more in the vibe of Godolphin so you can position yourself. It does not reach being as rough as in La Yuqawan. The smoke felt does not reach the bonfire point as in Oud Rosewood. It is a dense, creamy, smoky and slightly sweet perfume. It is ideal for use on hot days and cool autumn days. My rejection of this new Acqua di Parma line was because I blindly believed in the hype that the brown bottles are the best in the world and the black bottles are nefarious. False! These black bottle versions are very good, they have been refined and modernised, they are worth trying and if you like them, buying them. Medium projection and very good longevity. I do not see it as redundant if you have Tuscan Leather (for now nothing smells with its quality), perhaps it is redundant if you have Godolphin or Ombre Leather. 10/10. Congratulations Acqua di Parma!
Leather is one of my favourite accords in perfumery and this perfume takes my 1st place personally. Unlike other well-known leathers such as Tuscan Leather, Ombré Leather, Godolphin, La Yuqawam, etc., this one has a citrus part in the base (as almost all ADP fragrances) that accompanies in the background but is always present with the leather and the smoky woody notes, giving it a certain freshness that allows wearing it on moderately warm days. I think its best season would be autumn. I prefer it for the night rather than the day, although here everything is subjective. I read some complaints about its smoky notes, but in my opinion, it is part of what makes this perfume special and unique, giving it elegance and maturity, contrasting with the citrus part of the lemon and orange. As for me, I do not distinguish the raspberry mentioned in its notes. Definitely it is for a public over 30 or 35 years old, with clothing more inclined towards the formal. On my skin, it has a slightly above-average longevity, projecting well for the first hour and then staying in a close radius for about 7-8 hours. Nothing bestial or outstanding, but in line with what one would expect from a perfume of these characteristics.
At first, it might confuse you a bit because you think: ‘Is it a copy of Tom Ford’s leather?’; but it is only an illusion because although it is clear that the inspiration is there, when you start to notice the typical house cologne part mixed with said leather, you change your opinion and fall in love… For me, this mixture, added to the fact that its performance is superior to Ombre Leather and its price is considerably lower than Tuscan Leather, makes it a superior fragrance in terms of quality-price for anyone interested in this characteristic scent. Rating 93/100.
At first, it might confuse you into thinking it’s a Tom Ford Ombre Leather copy, but it’s merely an illusion; although the inspiration is clear at the outset, once you notice the house’s classic touch blended with the leather, your opinion changes and you fall in love. For me, this blend, combined with the fact that it lasts longer than Ombre Leather and costs far less than Tuscan Leather, makes it superior in terms of value for anyone seeking this distinctive scent. Rating 93/100.
Dark, smoky leather, accompanied by sweet raspberries. I will tell my little story with this black bottle: first, I clarify that I bought it blindly, guided by the notes, because I wanted something of that style. The first time I sprayed it, what I felt most were the raspberries; I perceived it as sweet and quite feminine. This surprised me, as there was much talk in the comments about leather, smoke, of a dark and difficult perfume… It is true that sometimes strange things are read, but in this case, they had nothing to do with what my nose was smelling. In the dry-down, the leather did appear, but soft, a gentle leather like the OL from Tom Ford, yes, but always behind the sweetness of the raspberry. In short, beyond this, I liked the perfume very much and considered the purchase a success. Having passed a month and a half, I took the bottle out again as the fresher seasons were approaching. One afternoon, after a bath, I sprayed a couple before going out and: Oh…! It was like smelling a new perfume, rather an evolved and powerful version… Mature. The raspberries were there in the opening, but as it dried down, the perfume felt darker and that note I hadn’t been able to notice before appeared, a somewhat smoky and powerful note that covered the sweetness and, together with the leather, gave a more masculine and mature profile to the whole. To keep this short, this new perspective also pleased me very much. What I must admit is that the versatility, if there was any, decreased considerably. I would say ADP Leather is an almost exclusive perfume for cold or autumnal climates and perhaps only for formal/semi-formal wear. Obviously that depends on each person, but that is my opinion. Longevity 10/10, projection 9/10, scent 9/10. Leather and raspberries… If you like them, I recommend it without hesitation.
It seems this fragrance divides opinions: between those who want a very intense leather fragrance with those petrol-like notes, and those who prefer a more manageable leather. This one I loved: Italian citrus and a rather jacket-like leather (others describe it as car seat leather). I never liked Ombre Leather as much, but I loved this one, and it even generated many more compliments.
A smoky leather that overshadows the other declared notes; on my skin, it is not well modulated, as that sharp, almost spicy leather note is exaggerated. I had higher expectations. This is not a cologne; it is an intense perfume that even makes Ombre Nomade by Vuitton feel more harmonious and better balanced (that one is intense, with a leather-style oud). The opening is powerful and dry, it moderates over time but the smoky touch persists, even more than the leathery one. It is a difficult scent to wear, suitable for winter; one must moderate the sprays and it is for outdoor use; mostly a personal enjoyment. Although for those who enjoy leather, I believe we have already smelled better scents. In that sense, I recommend much more original, intense but pleasant leathers, such as Nishane Safran Cologne or Salvatore Ferragamo Intense Leather.
What a magnificent perfume! I really love it. It’s in the vein of Ombre Leather, but I see this as having a higher level. Its opening can be a bit strong with a predominant leather note and even slightly spicy. But after 30 minutes, when that settles, the real magic begins. I sense the citrus, the raspberry and the floral notes; the more I use it, the more I detect them. It seems incredible. Although the brand tends towards the classic, I feel this is quite modern and innovative. It is currently my favourite leather perfume.
A delightful fragrance: slightly smoky leather, Italian citrus and raspberry, undoubtedly the perfect combination. It is elegant, sexy and dark, a scent for a mature man, very manly. Recommended especially for the evening, in semi-formal to formal situations. Women like it very much; in my experience, it has earned me good compliments.
I tried it a couple of months ago because I absolutely love fragrances where the leather note is very prominent, and yes, this smells very much of leather. However, I felt it was very unisex, but leaning towards masculine unisex. I didn’t buy it; I feel it would be fantastic for men. I adore this brand’s fragrances.
Excellent perfume. What does it resemble? Well, on one hand, it’s similar to Tom Ford’s Ombre Leather, and on the other, to Rasasi’s La Yuqawan. It’s leather, sweet and fruity (raspberry or something like that) with woody notes. I see it for formal occasions, work, university, and night outings (not in crowded places).