Men
LTH/01 STILL L.E.A.T.H.E.R.
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LTH/01 STILL L.E.A.T.H.E.R. by Zara is a men's fragrance from the olfactive family launched in 2023. Its olfactive pyramid unfolds with a raspberry top note, a saffron heart, and a base composed of leather and woody notes.
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I’ve been waiting a long time for a Zara perfume like this. If you’ve always wanted to own a Tom Ford Leather, this is your chance. No matter what notes they say regarding raspberry or saffron, it smells of LEATHER from the very first second. If you let someone smell it blindfolded, they will tell you it’s Tom Ford. They probably won’t give you as many compliments as the original, but it smells of pure, hard leather (perhaps it has a slight petrol note, but leather sometimes smells like that). As I said: if you want a Tom Ford Leather dupe, this is definitely worth it.
This is Ombre Leather with a kilo of raspberry. An exquisite hybrid between Ombre and Tuscan Leather, with excellent longevity, projection and trail. To me, it smells like the Ombre body spray, but more volatile in terms of trail, though just as exquisite as Tom Ford.
It’s literally Ombré Leather, but with a more marked raspberry. Nothing more, nothing less. For €15 for 100ml. Spectacular. Nothing more to say.
I tried it on my skin today alongside Ombre Leather, and while they dry down identically, the remarkable thing is that Ombre disappeared, yet after three hours, I can still detect LTH/01 like a bubble; it’s impressive. When I realised where it was heading, I turned around to buy it within ten minutes, and there was only one left out of three. A blind buy, without hesitation.
I’ve never tried a fragrance with such a prominent leather note. When I first opened and smelled it, it reminded me of some toxic chemical—the most unpleasant thing I’ve ever encountered—but now I know this kind of leather isn’t for me.
Zara surprises me again with its 2023 Leather collection, and this time I take my hat off to LTH/01. After trying labels like Unexplored Noir and the wood collection, this leather fragrance has exceeded all expectations in quality, price and composition. Having tried others such as Tuscan Leather or Amber & Leather, I must say that LTH/01 is a light, fruity leather that isn’t too heavy, ideal for everyday wear without being overpowering. The raspberry adds a friendly, mischievous touch. For daily use, it seems longer-lasting than its siblings, holding up for between six and seven hours. Some say it’s a blend of Tuscan and Ombre Leather, and they’re right; it captures the best of both. Definitely a success. It may have that chemical and saddlery tinge, but for the price and content (100ml), it has earned more compliments than many niche or designer fragrances. And for lovers of this accord, knowing that Zara tends to discontinue these gems, my advice is to ensure you buy several bottles (I already have spare boxes).
Absolutely brilliant! Zara has managed to fit a scent almost identical to Ombre Leather into the pockets of mere mortals (€15.99). I already owned the original and was absolutely floored. Obviously, I’ve bought it.
For the price it has, it’s by far the best fragrance from Zara.
I’ve signed up to Fragrantica again after years of only looking at this fragrance from afar. This is literally Tom Ford. It’s an Ombre Leather with a brutal leather note. It smells like that leather only Tom Ford knows how to make: not animalistic, sweet, spiced, warm, masculine but without the fear of being old. A clean leather, nothing like the Tuscan. It seems madness that for €16 (Spain, December 2023) you can get something like this, and moreover, in my experience, it doesn’t just smell brutal, it performs BETTER than the Tom Ford originals themselves. I put it on my arm yesterday, showered, and it still smells (although the leather note has faded, a warm spiced scent remains) but IT STILL SMELLS. The downside of Zara is the longevity and sillage; they don’t have that here.
It’s a middle ground between Tuscan Leather and Ombre Leather. The isobutylquinoline leans closer to Tuscan, while the raspberry reminds us of Ombre, though it lacks that charming floral touch of the latter. For me, it’s a redundant purchase that adds nothing, and the performance isn’t anything special. Three hours of decent projection, but then it fades. Maison Alhambra’s Amber & Leather, for example, is a step up with a similar price.
It’s literally Ombre Leather, but with a more pronounced raspberry. Nothing more, nothing less. At £15 for 100ml, it’s spectacular. Nothing else to say.
Zara surprises again with its LEATHER 2023 collection, and this time I take off my hat to the LTH/01 STILL L.E.A.T.H.E.R. After testing black labels like Unexplored Noir and Antique Brown, as well as tobacco and wood labels, this leather fragrance has exceeded all expectations in quality, price, and composition. After trying other options such as Tuscan Leather, Ombre Leather, Amber & Leather from Maison Alhambra, etc., I must say that the LTH/01 is a light, fruity leather accord, not too heavy, ideal for daily wear without invading others’ space. The raspberry adds a friendly touch with a subtle mischievousness. In daily use, the LTH/01 seems more long-lasting than its siblings (LTH/02, LTH/03), with a sustained duration of 6 to 7 hours. Some say it’s a mix between Tuscan and Ombre Leather, and they’re right; it captures the best of both. Definitely a hit. It may have that typical artificial, chemical, and saddlery tint of cheap leather, but for its price and content (100ml), it has left me with more compliments than the niche or high-end designer ones. And for lovers of this accord, knowing that Zara tends to discontinue these gems, my advice is to make sure you stock up on several bottles (I already have two spare boxes).
I’ve never tried a fragrance with such a prominent leather note. Now I know I won’t buy any perfume with something similar. When I applied it and smelled it, it reminded me of some toxic chemical, the most unpleasant thing I’ve ever heard, but now I know this type of leather isn’t for me.
To me, it’s like the Ombre Leather dissolved in half a litre of water; it comes across okay, but the scent vanishes in seconds.
I haven’t tried the Ombre Leather, but this one from Zara smells like a ‘dirty’ leather; it doesn’t seem pleasant or elegant to me.
Guys, this fragrance caught me off guard, and from my point of view, it’s better executed than the original Ombre Leather. Why? Because that floral note I can’t stand in the Ombre Leather doesn’t appear here at Zara; basically, they’ve copied the best bits. If you like the Ombre without that floral note, go for it.
I haven’t tried the Ombre Leather, but this one from Zara smells like ‘dirty’ leather, nothing pleasant or elegant.
Sir Leather. This fragrance from Zara has given me a very pleasant surprise. Although they declare four notes, the only one I can smell is the leather; I don’t need the others. The aroma is felt even before spraying. The longevity is excellent; I feel it as an aura around me, which makes me enjoy it. It’s a young, fine leather, pure harness work. The best of all is that it doesn’t feel heavy, it’s not tiring, it’s very pleasant… this is indeed a vibrant leather. A great product. Totally recommended.
To boost the hype and get the abusive resellers to start hoarding it, let me tell you that it has left me marvelled. Tremendous projection and great longevity, up to 8 hours on skin and lasting days on clothes. I get bursts of fine leather, new shoes, and luxury car leather seats, with acidic fruity accents from the raspberry. Yes, the raspberry is noticeable, like a halo around the scent, like little sparks wanting to detach from the dense leather. It does resemble the Tom Ford Ombre Leather a lot, but I must admit the original has even more projection and the leather sensation is more organic and realistic, but you only distinguish that hand-to-hand; on the street and in daily life, you don’t distinguish them, not even carrying a chromatograph. This time Zara has done it big. Zara already has some leather perfumes; I have the cylindrical bottle with the gold cap called True Leather, which is excellent too, but it’s sweeter and more velvety than this LTH 01. I also have the Bois de Vincennes, which has a floral and violet imprint, making it lovely and more unisex. This LTH 01 is dry, bitter with sweet-and-sour notes, resinous, elegant, and striking. Totally a sexy devil (a sexy guy for those who don’t understand Mexican expressions). And the price is a gift considering its performance and good scent. I’ll also go for the LTH 03 to layer it with the 01 and the other Zara leather scents. Oh, I can already imagine how that’s going to smell.
To me it smells like Tuscan/Ombre Leather without a doubt, a leather scent with something of red fruits. Longevity is very, very good for a Zara fragrance at 16 euros. Highly recommended if you like these somewhat animalic scents.
To add to the hype of this fragrance and make abusive resellers start hoarding it, let me tell you that it has left me marvelled. Tremendous projection, great longevity of up to 8 hours on skin and lasts days on clothes. I get bursts of that fine leather scent, new shoes, luxury car leather seats, with acidic fruity accents from the raspberry. The raspberry is definitely noticeable, like a halo around the aroma, like little sparks wanting to detach from the dense leather. It does resemble Tom Ford’s Ombre Leather a lot, but I must admit that Tom Ford has even more projection and the leather sensation is more organic, more realistic; but you can only distinguish that hand to hand, you can’t tell aromas in the air and on the street even carrying a high-performance chromatograph. This time Zara has gone big. Zara already has some leather perfumes; I have the cylindrical bottle with a gold cap called True Leather, which is excellent too, but it’s sweeter and more velvety than this LTH 01. I also have the Bois de Vincennes which has a floral imprint and violet notes, making it lovely, but more unisex. This LTH 01 is dry, bitter with sweet-sour touches, resinous, elegant, striking. Totally a sexy devil (a sexy guy for those who don’t understand Mexican expressions). And the price is a gift considering its performance and good aroma. I’ll also go for the LTH 03 to layer it with the 01 and the other leather scents from Zara. Oh, I can already imagine how that will smell.
A raspberry-infused leather that is simply too rich. The downside is that I’ve had it for four months and the perfume has already mellowed; at most it gives you five hours. Don’t believe the claim that it lasts 8 to 9 hours; this perfume lasts an hour projecting to about a metre and a half with a slight trail (so it’s half-intimate from application, meaning you won’t bother anyone in an office). After an hour, it becomes a skin mist, right up against the skin, and lasts your four hours with that aroma on the skin; for people to notice it, they must be very close, no more than half a metre. The scent is incredible, but as you know: if what you’re looking for is for everyone to turn and stare, then this isn’t your perfume.
I’ve seen reviews saying it doesn’t last. I used it on the sleeve of a jacket and didn’t like such a musty, animalic leather; it lasted three days on the sleeve, but this Still Leather on the right sleeve has been there since Sunday to Sunday and still smells when you pass close to the coat rack. It’s become almost an addiction to smell it; I’m going to buy it tomorrow. It’s a far too good leather, a bit challenging (my wife doesn’t like it at all). It’s not a fragrance for a teenager or a fresh daily scent, but I love it; you’ll attract attention, not always in a good way, but it commands respect. I haven’t had the chance to smell Tuscan Leather or Homme Leather, but I’m eager to try them too. To give you an idea, Know Leather feels more like cowboy boots or a saddle to me, while I’d describe Still Leather as Italian leather loafers or the leather of a high-end car on its first outing.
I just remembered that scent I smelled a few weeks ago in the middle of a heatwave on the bus. A group of people got on and suddenly I smelled petrol or engine oil. I thought the bus was faulty, but for a moment I thought someone had sprayed perfume. It was a strong scent that stopped me from smelling my own aroma. I went to Zara to try this and suddenly remembered that day. The opening is realistic, but as it dries down it becomes leather, which at times smells like petrol or engine oil, although I think it only happens to me. It’s interesting, but not for me; I also tried LTH/03 and this seems like a more ‘real’ and usable leather to me, so I’d go for that.
I just remembered this scent I smelled a few weeks ago in the middle of a heatwave on the bus. At a stop one morning full of people, a group got on, and I looked around because suddenly I felt a smell like petrol/engine oil. I thought the bus was breaking down, but for a moment I thought someone had sprayed some perfume; it was a strong smell that prevented me from even smelling my own perfume. Recently I went to Zara to try this perfume and suddenly remembered that day. The opening seems quite realistic, but in the dry-down it becomes a leather that at times seems more like petrol/engine oil, but apparently it’s just me. It’s interesting, but it’s not for me. I also tried the LTH/03 and this one seems like a more ‘real’ and usable leather to me; I would go for that one.
What a surprise! A fantastic Zara fragrance. You either love it or hate it. It’s leather and soft raspberry; it works in its favour that it doesn’t project too much, as by its notes it could be heavy. One of the best in terms of price and quality at Zara. In Chile, the 100ml is on offer for 8,990 pesos, around $9.50.
Brilliant! I saw it was said to be similar to Tom Ford’s Ombre Leather and bought it. It’s not identical, but it shares that same DNA. It has worked wonders for me at work with my leather jacket; it lasts 5-6 hours with about 8 sprays.
Fantastic fragrance. Zara’s quality-to-price ratio has certainly hit the nail on the head with this one.
I don’t use it because I don’t want to finish the half bottle I have left. How can they discontinue something so good?