Pacific Rock Flower

I would categorise this as a pleasant evolution of the Pacific Ross DNA, the OG was mainly Lemon, Moss, some Woods and a saltiness in the back; Pacific Rock Flower definitely has the DNA of the OG, but instead, it has a stronger salt accord and as the name suggests, it adds some smooth clean florals. What I mainly get up front is Peony and Tuberose, there are other floral notes, but I can't quite pick them out individually, still its beautiful nonetheless, definitely feels like Pacific Rock Moss if it was balanced out more evenly, with the addition of florals, is it redundant to own both?, I'd personally say no, it isn't, but if you're not a big fan of the DNA then it might be. Just like its predecessor, it's a perfect fragrance for Summer and Spring, it really gives off the vibe of being by the Rocky Coast down here in Australia, only having an added flower field by your side as you take in the smell of the ocean. I get medium projection but more on the stronger side, in terms of longevity it surprisingly lasted around 9-10 hours on me. While the original was my no means an entirely masculine fragrance, I do feel like it kind of leant that way to an extent, however this rounds it more feminine on the spectrum, putting it dead in the middle for unisex in my opinion. Overall I'd say not only is it one of the better Goldfield and Bank's fragrances, I'd say it's arguably top 3 maybe top 5, definitely worth a try. Excellent release, 8.7/10 for me

A fresh breath of sea air while on a beach surrounded by eucalyptus trees and driftwood. That’s the vibe I get from smelling Pacific Rock Flower! I think it’s supposed to be feminine version of one of their bestsellers, Pacific Rock Moss, and it leans feminine, but not overly. For me, the florals listed above are not prominent at all in here, I get mainly salt, lemon, eucalyptus and soft woods. No patchouli either. I think Pacific Rock Flower is a step up from the something classic like a Light Blue because it’s more complex, more nuanced and more interesting. It’s fresh and salty, citrusy and aromatic, woody and lightly floral. It’s an atypical fragrance for women and I love that because it doesn’t smell like fifty other perfumes I already have. But it’s very pleasant and wearable. Moderate sillage but good longevity on clothing, it’s really clinging to fabrics for hours on, and perfectly suited for hot weather in the summer months! I think it shines best in scorching hot weather thanks to its salty, fresh, coastal accent! Edit 29/01/2026: I have tried it side by side with Pacific Rock Moss, which I have a sample of, and I very much prefer Pacific Rock Flower out of these two. I believe that PRF is the feminine scent while PRM is the masculine counterpart of this Australian coastal DNA.

I lived in the Fiji Islands for about four years, and now I’m based in Japan. When I first smelled this fragrance, it instantly brought to mind the beaches of the Pacific Ocean. It has a scent reminiscent of flowers blooming on moss, blended with soft coconut, and grounded by a woody base that’s light but not too light. There’s also a fresh citrus like touch in there. One thing to keep in mind before buying, though, is that it’s extremely casual. I personally wanted something that captured the feeling of a "space" like idly spending time at the beach without a care. so it worked perfectly for me. But if you’re looking for something more distinctive or special, this might not be it. That said, it’s undeniably a very pleasant scent. Another interesting aspect of this fragrance is how hard it is to categorize. It leans feminine, but the woody base keeps it from being a traditionally feminine perfume. At the same time, while the woodiness gives it some structure, the floral and light elements keep it from feeling like a masculine fragrance either. It’s not exactly unisex. it feels more like something beyond that, almost... non binary in character. Overall, it’s a good fragrance.

This became my evening work shift fragrance for this spring/summer, and it does the job perfectly. Smells clean, with a hint of green, a bit flowery too and then, there are those woody and sea notes that are really classy. I wear this as a man, although marketed as unisex it is a bit more feminine leaning (slightly), so I wouldn't wear it at a date and I wore this during daytime only on family gatherings because its not too overpowered n terms of projection and it smells great if you are close enough (with no need to be too close). This summer Im working in the Italian Alps, so the sea notes bring me "saudade", but a pleasurable one, reminding me that I keep the sea in my heart every day, never forgetting where I come from. I dont understand the negative reviews on this. because it smells elegant without too much pretence and sometimes less is more... Only negative point is the price, we all know perfumery is over priced in general so I cant blame the creator/company, it is what it is.

Beach vibes but make it sophisticated. On initial spray there is a sharp masculine edge, mossy and metallic. It disappears in minutes and the true fragrance reveals itself. This scent blends sun warmed florals with a soft and sweet salty oceanic breeze, capturing an effortlessly sophisticated beach vibe. It comes in waves, much like the sea wafting sun soaked florals and salt air. The projection is intimate, perfect for close encounters, and on my skin, it lingers for 4-6 hours before becoming a subtle skin scent. If you’re seeking a refined yet relaxed summer fragrance, this one’s a must-try especially if you enjoy more subtle fragrances. I received a sample from Goldfield & Banks from their marketing campaign on social media, my review is unbiased and true to my thoughts and feelings.