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Sunshine, citrus, juicy fruit and scents that don’t ask too much of you.
Pineward
Smells like last light in the citrus grove
from $7.00
Built around Consenza clementine and blood orange, meant to capture "the last slurries of sunlight before sundown." It is important to mention that the leather, suede, and tobacco notes dominate over the citrus, giving it a warmer feel.
D.S. & DURGA
Smells like a fig scone at a boutique bakeshop
from $10.00
The 2026 floral remix of Debaser, built around that same cassette-tape memory but pushed brighter and fruitier for spring.
Maison des Animaux
Smells like a maddening crush
from $6.00
Named directly after the psychological term for intense, obsessive infatuation. Linden blossom is the emotional center, with raspberry and tuberose layered against a base built from Honduran styrax resin and real oud.
Federico Cantelli
Smells like a fig submerged in coconut milk
from $7.00
A fragrance that really allows the fig to shine.
D.S. & DURGA
from $10.00
Inspired by New England summers and the "Salt Spray Rose," the actual rosa rugosa that grows wild on Atlantic dunes. Unlike a traditional warm, powdery rose, this one is built to smell cold and aquatic.
Simone Andreoli
Smells like a coconut daiquiri and a good time
Citrus
Simone Andreoli
Smells like a coconut daiquiri and a good time
from $9.00
A sunset party, not a quiet beach day. This one's built to smell like a coconut daiquiri: an icy lime opening meets sweet coconut rum, giving it festive, effervescent energy.
Day Three
Smells like a ripe mango pulled straight from the tree with a hint of sugarcane
Fruity
Day Three
Smells like a ripe mango pulled straight from the tree with a hint of sugarcane
from $10.00
Named after and built around the hometown of Day Three's owner, Vanessa; a Dominican town famous for its mango festival. Michael Paul used those specific local mangoes as his scent reference, which is why the mango note reads photo-realistic and slightly green rather than candy-sweet.
Sarah Baker
Smells like a peach pie cooling on the windowsill of somewhere very fancy
Fruity
Sarah Baker
Smells like a peach pie cooling on the windowsill of somewhere very fancy
from $10.00
Atwood
Smells like fig baked into salty, sunburnt skin
from $9.00
This one has a real place and a real story behind it. Boy Beach sits at the far end of Cape Cod National Seashore, a 30-40 minute hike from where you park your bike, with a path that shifts with the tide. Atwood calls it "a pilgrimage" for...
ānti
Smells like sun-warmed sage and salty cumin skin
from $9.00
Named for Antinoüs, the young companion of Roman Emperor Hadrian, who drowned himself in the Nile in 129 AD in what was believed to be a sacrificial act for his emperor's fortune - whew!
Indult
Smells like plum jam and jasmine on a patchouli-drenched evening
from $10.00
The name means "divine" in Hindi. Built around Indian plum and jasmine sambac grounded by patchouli; a deliberate nod to patchouli's traditional association with Vishnu in Indian culture, since the plant is linked to the god as guardian of universal harmony.
Day Three
Smells like ginger-lime fizz and jasmine floating over warm sand
Citrus
Day Three
Smells like ginger-lime fizz and jasmine floating over warm sand
from $10.00
Inspired by a vacation owner and perfumer Michael Paul took to Del Mar, California. He was staying steps from the ocean where wild jasmine grew along a picket fence, and the sea breeze carrying that scent became the inspiration.
TEKES
Smells like a rose with its thorns on
from $9.00
A deliberately un-delicate take on rose, black pepper and saffron appear in the top notes, meant to evoke the flower's thorns before the Turkish rose absolute itself shows up at the heart.
TEKES
Smells like citrus stripped-back
from $9.00
A deliberately stripped-back citrus. TEKES describes it as living in "a cool tension between edge and ease."
Sarah Baker
Smells like you're not going home alone
from $10.00
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