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Ombré Leather (2018)
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Ombré Leather (2018) by Tom Ford is a leather fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2018, the nose behind this composition is Sonia Constant. The top note is cardamom; the heart notes are leather and sambac jasmine; the base notes are amber, moss and patchouli.
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Spectacular fragrance with an exquisite leather opening that, as it dries down, allows you to appreciate an incredible jasmine heart. Its main drawback is that it has moderate longevity, and although it’s from Tom Ford’s commercial line, it is relatively expensive. Otherwise, it would be my signature if I lived in a place with fresher climate throughout the year, as it can be overwhelming in hot weather.
Worn dry, it seems like a clean and fresh leather, with a touch of flowers and something more that rounds off the fragrance, making it quite digestible. I didn’t expect it, but it seems rich. It’s very intriguing. You can wear it well dressed; it doesn’t seem dirty or aggressive for exaggerating with clothes.
A masterpiece; nothing more needs to be added.
The most wearable, sweet, and elegant leather. Its performance is excellent. Between the EDT and Perfume versions, I lean more towards this EDT; I find the Perfume (the one with the white emblem) a bit more feminine.
I had been doubting for months which one to buy. I’m of the school of buying a house, and I wasn’t sure which one to take home. After countless visits to the store trying various Tom Ford fragrances, it finally came down to Ombre Leather. Soleil Blanc became too floral in the dry-down, Fucking Fabulous could smell like urine in the transition, Lost Cherry I loved but I’ll look for cherry in another brand, and Costa Azzura seems delicious but I’ll seek out citrus in Orto Parisi. In the end, I was torn between Tuscan and Ombre; I went for Ombre because it seemed drier to me. I bought it and applied it last night. This morning I showered, put another perfume on top, and I can still smell Ombre Leather on my arm; superb longevity and fixation. What madness.
Irresistible and very elegant leather scent. I tried it in the store and it captivated me from the start. It’s a scent that leaves you indifferent to nothing. Every time I go to the bathroom, I can’t resist picking up the bottle and smelling it. It gives me pleasant sensations. It’s a must-have that cannot be missing from a good collection.
Very realistic leather with white flowers; I wouldn’t be able to distinguish another note, but that doesn’t mean it’s bad; in fact, it’s very good. My only issue is that I can’t find a situation where it would be my first choice. Definitely not a blind buy; that was my mistake. It tends to be liked more by men than women, and in my case, it wasn’t what I was looking for.
I absolutely love it; it’s a masterpiece and without a doubt the best Tom Ford fragrance.
A work of art in perfumery. A homage to masculinity with good taste. It’s like travelling on a train where each stop is a different scent: first, elegant and sensual jasmine and leather that attracts, like that smell on the street that makes you take a deep breath. The second stop is that fresh yet animalic suede that projects and makes you feel everyone is looking at you. Finally, the dry-down, where you maintain the projection and enjoy the relaxation of all those aromas perfectly blended to be elegant for your special night.
I remember buying this nearly eight years ago when I was 29. To be honest, I think I was looking for it to project a masculinity and maturity I didn’t possess yet. It’s not an easy scent; it has character. At first, I didn’t like it because I knew little about notes and components, but I’m still learning. Many critics say its aroma is hard to explain; sometimes I detect more leather, other times more florals. The first few weeks didn’t give me good expectations; it felt too strong for me. I wore it for a couple of months but not often. I picked it up again almost a year later, smelled it for a few seconds, and found it elegant and addictive. The union of cardamom and leather gives it a touch that is both fresh and warm; the leather felt subtler than at first, projecting elegance, maturity, and strength. The base notes are noticeable without being heavy. Overall, it’s good for the office or important events for someone formal. I also see it with 80s-style leather jackets or Harley-style motorbike gear. It’s not for running errands like buying bread. I used to wear it at the pizzeria and people still liked it. I’d use it more for autumn-winter, evening wear. It lasts a long time and projects well. I think if you’re not familiar with leather, smelling it on yourself can be overwhelming; perhaps it won’t suit everyone. It may appeal to selective noses, be attractive to some, heavy for others, or leave them indifferent. I won’t buy it again; I enjoyed it in its moment and had a good experience, but I’ll keep exploring this world.
Smell of burnt leather, only for occasions where smelling aggressive and dirty is justified.
It seems to me a true marvel. A curious fragrance: it doesn’t smell the same depending on how you view it. If you wear it with a leather jacket, it projects a powerful and confident vibe, as if saying ‘here I am’. On the other hand, with a white shirt, it brings out its more sophisticated, clean, and elegant side. It’s one of those compositions that play with attitude and style, communicating without speaking. Versatile but with character. It accompanies you and also transforms you a bit. That, at least for me, is what makes a perfume special. Excellent choice for autumn, winter, and cool spring nights.
To be honest: I like it a lot, but it’s not something people are used to; it makes people stare when you wear it. People have said things like: ‘How is it possible that dressed in cotton you smell like a shoe factory in Elche?’, ‘Can I borrow 100€?’, ‘You should go in black and have a Triumph; if you had a Harley, you’d probably smell worse, like Bourbon’. The last time I smelled something similar, I had to sign a non-disclosure agreement like in Fifty Shades… and the sentence didn’t finish.
A masterpiece, top marks, 10 out of 10 ⭐️, there’s nothing more to add.
Review of Tom Ford Ombré Leather. Rarely does a perfume capture the spirit of pure leather with such precision. From the first sniff, I knew it was special. It’s one of the best I’ve used and probably the best leather scent I’ve ever smelled. The opening is direct, bold yet refined: black leather, soft and luxurious, evoking the interior of a sports car or a well-tanned jacket, without falling into the animal or dirty notes. The combination of spices with the warmth of sambac jasmine adds a seductive dimension. It’s dark, yes, but elegant and balanced. The longevity on skin is outstanding, over ten hours, projecting with character at the start without being aggressive. It’s one of those fragrances that make themselves noticed without asking permission but never bother. It has presence, attitude, and an unmistakable olfactory signature. For me, Ombre Leather makes a difference in any collection. Timeless, versatile within reason, and absolutely unforgettable. If you like leather, this isn’t just a ‘must-try’, it’s a ‘must-own’.
A men’s fragrance with presence. The curious thing is how they’ve managed to keep it addictive in its style, something heavy without being so. The leather is powerful yet not invasive, and the other notes are in harmony. It’s very well thought out; I use it for nights out or to leave a scent on what I leave on my wrist. Very pleasant and, above all, long-lasting, ideal for my acidic skin.
I’ll be brief and definitive: at first, it smells good, very much like leather, as if you’ve walked into a boot shop, but after an hour the leather fades and leaves a sweet, cloying, strong scent that is not pleasant at all. End of story.
Review of Tom Ford Ombré Leather (2018). I’ll be objective: I’m a fan of the brand and hope I’m up to the mark. It’s powerful at first, conveying leather, cardamom, and something smoky with a fruity raspberry sensation. Then it settles, and jasmine appears to soften it, closing with a note of moss. The projection is moderate and lasts eight hours on skin, up to twelve on clothes. It’s very elegant, suitable for both formal and informal occasions. It’s nocturnal, but can be worn during the day or night, though I wouldn’t recommend it due to the heavy sillage. Best in autumn and winter. You’ll receive compliments from everyone. In short, it’s an excellent men’s fragrance for evening wear, formal or informal. Best regards.
If only it had more projection, it would be king of nights out. It smells of wet leather with red fruits, an addictive blend that you simply can’t wash off.
The first time I smelled it, I couldn’t believe my ears; a scent I had never experienced before. It smells of vanilla leather, exquisite, and lasts a long time; on my skin, it’s the one with the most projection I’ve had so far. The price is a bit high, but it’s worth it. It’s serious and dark, for people with character, nothing like the fun stuff from JPG or Azzaro, but it’s the best of its counterpart. Young people struggle to wear it, but it suits adults perfectly. I put it on my t-shirt, washed it, and after a month it still smells a bit; it’s a beast.
A friend bought a decant and honestly, it blew my mind. Very good fragrance, hope to buy it soon.
Incredible perfume; that super masculine leather scent is highly addictive. The downside is its longevity, and I’m not referring to skin, but to fabrics. Many say it lasts over 10 hours or even days, but I feel the scent is gone within the first hour, and I didn’t buy it from a dubious place, but at duty free.
The first time I tried this perfume, it stood out to me for being so different from everything else I’d smelled before. Over time, I decided to buy it because it’s a scent that, at least for me, is addictive. It’s a perfume that makes itself felt, with its cardamomo well-marked at the opening, then the leather is felt from start to finish; the jasmine softens it greatly, making it more wearable and versatile than Tuscan Leather. What I like is the sweet dry-down. While it’s more versatile than its older sibling, it remains very elegant, requiring proper dressing with a shirt and suit or at least a leather jacket. I think the best season is autumn and winter, or cool spring evenings. I wouldn’t recommend it for hot climates as it can be overwhelming. Longevity on skin is spectacular, over 12 hours, and even longer on clothes. The trail is moderate in my opinion, but that’s what I look for in a perfume like this. If you’ve never tried it, I’ll tell you it smells like a leather jacket or a pair of new shoes. Before buying, I recommend trying it as it’s not a scent everyone likes and it’s not cheap either. If your favourite reviewer says it’s a blind buy or a machine of compliments, NO, it’s neither. Cheers.
I’m not sure, Rick… The 2025 version doesn’t feel as potent or long-lasting. I remember that with one or two sprays, you were more than enough. Now the scent does last, but not like previous batches. The projection is somewhat discreet, and that sweet base note has also been toned down. I fear it’s been reformulated. Even the Parfum, which was the lighter, floral version, is now the one that lasts and projects the most. It’s a pity.
The first time I smelled it on blotting paper, it seemed too intense and put me off. But later I decided to try it on skin and was pleasantly surprised. The intensity of the opening drops quickly, leaving a very elegant, classic yet sensual scent. Paradoxically, I was surprised by how short the longevity and trail are. Perhaps, as others have noted, it has been reformulated, leaving the greater intensity for its flanker ‘parfum’.
Well, I’m not sure, but it does last quite a while for me. On a jacket, it remained noticeable for five days or more, and on skin, it lasted 12 hours or more. The projection felt very good; it’s not beast mode, but it makes itself felt without issue.
Disgusting.
I’ve worn it for several weeks. Conceptually, it’s wonderful, with a strong opening and harmonious evolution; the unexpected blend of jasmine and leather is a real treat. I think it’s versatile, though I’m not sure I’d wear it often in summer, but certainly in other seasons. It’s a designer perfume that goes one step further. The scent and composition are excellent, but what I criticise, besides the excessive price (like all from the brand), is its current performance. My batch is from June 2025 and the longevity barely passes two hours of projection, lasting about five more hours on the skin and hardly persisting on clothes within that range. Knowing it would fade so quickly, I probably wouldn’t have bought it.
I have an old batch and it’s a different world compared to the current one. On my skin, it lasts all day with good projection. The opening is intense, then it settles into a super pleasant leather note with a touch of jasmine. It feels elegant and special, yet still easy to enjoy. Definitely recommend trying it.
Smells of strong solvent, less aggressive but with that aerosol vibe, like painting. It is simple and true to the material: leather, belts, sofas, over a sweet base of blackberry or raspberry. Very defined profile: it needs the right person, clothes, and setting or it will ruin everything. It is not meant to please; it is dark and has personality. Irreverent and dirty, ideal for the 80s on the Sunset Strip. A true unisex, diverse, and sexy. Reminds me of Rob Halford and the gay scene of the 80s/90s, with that feeling of old-school virile perfumes. Unfortunately, it was born in an era where men wore delicate and pampered perfumes, losing that impetus. It is one of the most sexual and dangerous I have smelled. Scent: 7.2, Projection: 7.7, Longevity: 8.3. Rating: 7/10.
OMBRE LEATHER, little to add about this classic. I have a 2024 bottle and it remains a great fragrance. Two clear phases: an opening of greasy leather and a dry-down of super sexy floral amber. If you want something masculine, dark, and sensual, this is it. The best reference in floral leathers on the market. Performance is more than adequate.
Smells of cowhide, as if a cow had been killed right next to you, without evolving and very heavy.
If you like leather, this is a top pick, but if you’re not a fan, try it first as it’s pricey. I felt the quality justifies the cost and the balance is positive, though it’s hard to be sure with something so expensive. It’s not for every occasion; it needs specific weather and moments. For me, it was perfect: I wore it to an agricultural expo at the Rural in CABA, and that leather scent matched the rural atmosphere 100%. Ideal for events or smart attire. Longevity and projection are excellent. 9/10.
Excessively addictive. Once you put it on, you can’t forget it. It smells of real leather jacket, with jasmine and an amber base. It makes you close your eyes and savour it. On skin, it leaves a sweet touch that softens the initial impact. Long-lasting and great projection.
A before and after. Sexy beyond measure, enigmatic, dark, and striking. It is not for every nose, but it is memorable. A beauty.
Smells like my dad with his leather jacket. I didn’t like it and it’s not my taste, but there is something that incites you to keep smelling it. I can’t find a context to wear it; it is wild.
WOW, this isn’t for everyone. The first time it smelled of burnt rubber to me and I hated it, but age makes you appreciate the balance between the aggressive leather and almost feminine florals. It creates presence and people notice. It’s not for casual night outs, but works excellently for formal events, cold weather, or parties.
My goodness, a masterpiece and a delight. It is heavy but commands respect, a leather so strong as if you were in a bespoke cobbler’s shop cutting skin. The amber adds a rich warmth that makes you want to sniff it constantly. I’m hooked, must-have.
The longevity and projection are correct; it smells of leather and a business meeting. I like wearing it when dressed up, not casually. It is better than the Parfum version due to its subtle floral notes without being too intense.
It opens with a very sharp cardamom that lasts only a few minutes. Leather hits immediately; while not aggressive, it is the undisputed star. Sambac jasmine adds an animalic touch that makes it unique, while moss and patchouli provide the necessary opulence. Amber softens everything. It lasts over 12 hours; a single spray behind each ear leaves a ‘heavy’ but not overwhelming trail. Ideal for day and night, but avoid small rooms or summer days. On summer nights, wear it outdoors as it fills the room.