Suede Ibri
A modern leather attar built on violet, saffron and leather, moving from cool, powdery violet petals to a soft, buttery suede that clings to the skin in a close, sensual veil.
Perfumer: Théo Belmas
Suede Ibri
A modern leather attar built on violet, saffron and leather, moving from cool, powdery violet petals to a soft, buttery suede that clings to the skin in a close, sensual veil.
Scent Development and Character
A tactile leather attar that opens with the cool, powdery sheen of violet, wrapping saffron’s gently metallic spice in a soft, suede-like texture. As it settles, the violet’s floral delicacy merges with a supple leather accord, revealing a buttery, slightly animalic warmth that stays close to the skin. The perfume oil structure gives the simple trio of violet, saffron and leather a slow, seamless evolution, shifting from airy violet dust to dense, satin-smooth suede.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Designed as a concentrated perfume oil, Suede Ibri works best with the lightest touch on pulse points, where its close, velvety leather aura slowly unfolds over several hours. Its intimate projection and refined suede-violet accord make it suited to cool to mild weather, quiet evenings, and settings where you want a nuanced, personal scent rather than a room-filling trail. The minimalist note structure and polished texture also lend it well to layering with other attars or sprays, adding a subtle powdery-leather depth without overpowering them. Best suited to autumn and winter, with enough refinement and moderate projection to also work in cooler spring evenings when applied lightly. Sillage is Projection stays moderate for an attar: the scent radiates a subtle suede-leather haze within arm’s length for the first few hours before settling into an intimate, close-to-skin trail. Longevity is As a pure perfume oil, Suede Ibri has long-lasting but measured persistence, typically remaining noticeable on skin for 8–12 hours with a small dab, and even longer as a soft leather-violet aura close to the application point. These are editorial estimates derived from the official composition and concentration and will vary with skin and climate.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2026, this is presented as Attar and credited to Théo Belmas. Small cylindrical attar bottle in clear glass, filled with pale golden oil and topped by a metallic cap in Amouage’s contemporary Attars style, presented in a minimalist box.
