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Wild Leather

Marca
Mancera
Pierre Montale
Perfumista
Pierre Montale
3.72 de 5
657 votos

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Descripción

Wild Leather by Mancera is a fragrance from the leather olfactive family, designed for men and women. Launched in 2014, this composition was created by perfumer Pierre Montale. The top note features Sicilian bergamot; the heart reveals patchouli, Bulgarian rose, and violet; while the base is composed of leather, oakmoss, guaiac wood, white musk, and amber.

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Cuándo llevarla (votos)

  • Invierno 41%
  • Primavera 14%
  • Verano 7.0%
  • Otoño 38%
  • Día 36%
  • Noche 64%

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Comunidad

657 votos

  • Positivo 66%
  • Negativo 25%
  • Neutral 9.7%

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  • Since the design has diluted, the niche has gained ground. Mancera hits the mark perfectly with Wild Leather: a sweet, intense leather with a dark soul. It is not the colourful grease of others, but that neutral grease with a final sheen, here flavoured with rose and patchouli. It comes out wild yet sophisticated, gradually shedding layers to reveal a long, sensual evolution, like dried floral varnish over masculine leather. It suits the cold perfectly; it lasts over 12 hours. A fortunate discovery for winter evening commitments, from informal to formal.

  • It’s the dark reverse of the house’s ouds and roses. The leather takes the lead: dirty, industrial, and slightly animalic. The texture is rough, like with hair. Although the leather sings the lead, the omnipresent languid Mancera rose is felt from afar, leaving a floral tinkling to remind us we’re before another jewel of the house with all its weapons.

  • It is raw leather with oakmoss, very animalistic. After a few minutes, an earthy note enters: patchouli, wood, rose, and violet. To me, it is perfume made of dirt; it evokes a tiger resting in the jungle among bushes and flowers, giving that wild, dirty leather scent.

  • It’s unprocessed leather followed by oakmoss that feels animalic. After a few minutes, an earthy note appears, probably patchouli, with woods and flowers like rose and violet. For me, it’s dirt made into perfume: it evokes a tiger resting among bushes and flowers in the jungle, giving that wild, dirty leather scent.

  • I was given a sample and didn’t like it at first; after trying it several times, the situation worsened until it became unbearable. It smells very synthetic, like burnt rubber with chilli and things I can’t identify. Nothing like leather. Unfortunately, I couldn’t appreciate it. From this brand, I really like Cedrat Boise, but this escapes my understanding.

  • monsieurleather

    This ‘wild leather’ has nothing; it’s shrill and chaotic. The notes don’t soften the leather but create a muddle that strips it of class. At times it reminds me of Alyssa Ashley’s Oud Pour Elle. It improves when the leather is freed from those annoying notes, because in reality it’s an ‘easy’ leather, not animalic or difficult. Longevity and projection are good, but it feels like mid-range synthetic quality. For the price, au revoir.

  • It’s like mixing Mancera’s Black Intensive Aoud with Amouage’s Interlude. It smells exactly like that combination, very good and projects beastily like most perfumes from the house.

  • Franz Xaver

    It’s a unique sensory experience with a strong floral and sexual component thanks to the patchouli, rose, and violet triad. The opening is a slap of citrus rose that evolves into a floral patchouli, reminding me of Mexican cempasúchil: heavy but not unpleasant. It’s like spa aromatherapy or a romantic night in a tub of roses. When it dries, it becomes relaxing and warm like an English garden. The projection is brutal.

  • Franz Xaver

    It is difficult to explain why it offers a unique sensory experience. It has a strong floral and sexual component (rose, violet, and patchouli). One spray is a citrus rose slap that evolves into a floral patchouli, similar to Givenchy’s but without the flowers, like the marigolds of the Day of the Dead in Mexico. It is not unpleasant, but it is heavy; do not wear it in the office or in the heat, it would be a crime. It evokes a spa, relaxing and potent. When it dries, it is a warm, embracing English garden. The projection is brutal. Second take: now I understand the leather, very dark and masculine, barely treated. It is complex, but once deciphered, it is a shared joy, like when Champollion read the Rosetta Stone.

  • ParfuMALE

    It’s a gentle and easy-to-wear leather. It starts a bit shocking with leather and bergamot, but soon it’s enveloped by violets and roses. A cacao accord appears, along with a typical Mancera oud that surrounds the fragrance. It’s easy to wear, doesn’t demand much, and is perfect for beginners in this leather, rose, and oud combo.

  • Heavy and exaggerated, ideal for imposing distance with friends, not for conquering. The flowers don’t appear; it smells of leather over light wood, so intense it lingers on clothes after two washes. It can give a headache. If you’re looking for something fresh or commercial, don’t even try it unless it’s to gift to your enemy.

  • Heavy. For gentlemen who like to exaggerate. It is not for conquering, but for imposing on friends and driving them away. The flowers never appear. It is a scent that gives you a headache. If you like fresh or commercial perfumes, do not even try it unless you gift it to your enemy. The leather on the light wooden table is present all the time; it does not leave even the clothes until the second wash.

  • robhiguera

    I have the screw-top version and it has brutal projection and longevity: weeks on clothes, 12 hours on skin. Although it is called Wild Leather, it is not about the leather, but rather the rose and florals. It opens with a talc-enhanced rose boosted by patchouli and violet, a complicated scent that will not please everyone; some men may feel uncomfortable because the bergamot barely accompanies it. At the base, there is a non-aggressive, very wearable leather, alongside gaia wood, amber, and wet oakmoss. It can be complicated, but it is in my top 2 from Mancera, after Lemon Line.

  • robhiguera

    I have the screw-top version and its longevity is brutal: weeks on clothes and 12 hours on skin. Although it’s called ‘Wild Leather’, here the dusty rose with violet and patchouli reigns; bergamot barely accompanies. The base leather is soft and blends with guaiac woods and oakmoss. It’s a complex scent, not for everyone and may offend some men, but it’s in my top 2 of the brand.

  • DavidNeko

    Wild Leather is my absolute favourite from Mancera, a masterpiece blending power and elegance without veering into the animalistic. The citrus opening is a flash of freshness before the dry, smoky, deep leather takes over. The balance is perfect: strong yet not aggressive, sober yet fun. The ambered base with musk creates an enveloping trail lasting over 10 hours. It’s for those who dare to stand out, ideal for autumn and winter. 10/10.

  • DavidNeko

    Few fragrances have impressed me as much as Wild Leather. It is my favourite from Mancera, the best from the house. It combines power, elegance, and character. The citrus opening with bergamot is a flash of freshness before the dry, dark, smoky, and deep leather enters, without being animalic or vintage. It is modern, refined, and imposing. The best is its balance: strong but not aggressive, sober but not boring. The ambered base with warm musk gives an enveloping trail that lasts hours. It conveys security and firm personality. It is not for those seeking freshness, but for those who dare to stand out. Duration 10+ hours, powerful projection. Autumn and winter. A masterpiece of modern leather.