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Leading answer I own it
36 votes
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Leading answer Love it
14 votes
Season
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29 votes
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Leading answer Moderate
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Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
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Leading answer Good value
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Featured review The most detailed of the latest reviews.
Have you worn No. 4?
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MarioBarajas
I have the bottle and it smells fantastic, but I don’t understand why others detect Ombre Leather. I notice nothing of leather or suede; instead, it’s very citrusy and fruity, almost with pear notes.
jerry7474
Sukimuki No. 4 is pure Mexican pride and one of the best scents I have ever sniffed; the ingredients are natural and blended perfectly. The performance is beastly: it projects and lasts for ages. Suede and citrus dominate, with leather emerging upon drying just like Tom Ford’s Tuscan Leather, but with better projection and longevity. Perhaps the TF is a touch more refined, but in terms of performance, this wins by a landslide. It costs a quarter of the price and smells almost identical. I was surprised by the quality and will continue exploring the house. A note on the sprays: three for indoors, maximum four or five for outdoors. Scent: 9.0, projects for four hours, lasts eight on skin and ten on clothes. Highly recommended.
Memoquique
Wow, that’s the key word. It’s a winter beast mode that I absolutely love, although it isn’t versatile. I only recommend it for cold climates, but when it’s chilly, it’s simply brilliant.
Memoquique
Wow, that is the key word. It is a winter beast mode that I absolutely love, although it is not versatile. I only recommend it for cold climates, but when it is cold, it is simply brilliant.
Very_gentleman
I loved it immensely. I own Tuscan Leather, which smells like a tannery—strong and smoky—and this Sukimuki No.4 dries just like TF after two hours, staying that way for quite some time. It smells ideal, like a fine suede jacket that retains its character all day. It projects for four or five hours and lasts eight hours on the skin. At $50, it’s perfect for dining out or going out at night. Ideal for autumn, winter, and summer evenings. Since I have several leather jackets, I apply a little to them, and they smell almost new again.
Very_gentleman
I loved it immensely. I own Tuscan Leather, which smells like a tannery—strong and smoky—and this Sukimuki No. 4 dries just like the TF after two hours, staying there for quite a while. It smells ideal, like a fine suede jacket that maintains that quality all day. It projects for four or five hours and lasts eight hours close to the skin. At fifty dollars, it is perfect for dining out or going out at night. Ideal for autumn, winter, and summer evenings. As I own several leather jackets, I put a little on them and they smell almost new again.
byrgertidesson
Continuing with the Sukimuki collection… I wore No. 4 to a dinner party at home with my girlfriend. I really loved the suede scent, which reminded me very faintly of Ombre Leather, although it is more linear and wearable. (7/10)