Each of our fragrances emerges from a question: what kind of energy does this scent carry, and what does it let the wearer step into? We are looking for a specific vibration — a charge, a temperature, an attitude, a tension, a kind of glamour or strangeness that can be felt immediately.
The great outdoors, but make it sexy
T.H.V.F
(That Hudson Valley Fragrance)
Eau de Parfum
In Two Words: Warm + Woody
Notes: Wood Smoke Tobacco Leaves Moss Black Pepper
When a scent is too blurred, too polite, or too familiar, it loses its effect. Each of our fragrances has a powerful and distinct silhouette, made to move the wearer in a specific direction. We want the first encounter to say something clearly: like, icy + spicy, or sultry + sweet, or botanical + strange . . .
Each bottle is accompanied by a selection of printed image cards that are visual counterparts to the fragrance. They give the scent another surface, another way to be held and understood: not an explanation of what's in the bottle, but an extension of what the fragrance is saying.
