John Ashwood

Patchouli and cedar anchor a woody, amber and powdery register that runs through the range. Vanilla and musk soften the edges of these materials, while fruity, citrus and warm spicy facets turn up alongside them. The result is a set of compositions that stay close to resinous woods and rounded amber tones without leaning into sharp brightness or heavy smoke.

Tiramisu appears among the best known entries here, sitting within the same unisex framework that carries the rest of the catalogue. The house builds its scents on a consistent accord structure rather than moving between unrelated themes, so each release shares a familiar base even when fruit or spice shift the surface.