Plum Loco

I have the big bottle, but I can remember when I 1st sprayed my sample. I said 'OH WOW"!!! This fragrance caught me off guard and immediately demanded my attention! I have tried them all except cuir Cafe, and Plum Loco is my favorite, hands down, no questions about it. I know I'm in the minority on this one but this is a scent that resonates with me. While I'm in no way a niche snob, this has a semi-mass appeal but niche quality to it. Decent performance as far as sillage and longevity are concerned. I get a sweet plum that wants to be juicy but is tamed by the leather, well blended and very intoxicating. If you were to own a dried fruits store that was right next to a Wilson leather store you would come close to this masterpiece right here. I find the ingredients to be very natural smelling, very well blended, and price per mil considering performance is A+ outstanding! Bravo Mr. Wells, Bravo! A definite 10/10 Although this is a personal preference, sample first! Signature would be blind buy worthy in my opinion! THIS HOUSE IS OUTSTANDING!!!

Sampled Plum Loco today for the first time. I really like it ! It's smooth and a just a hint sweet. Perfectly blended. I get the plum, wood/oud, leather, saffron, and amber. The notes are well balanced, with a slight plum lead. It's got a TF Tuscan Leather vibe, but not the same. Not getting the cinnamon note, but that is good. I'm sure its in there somewhere. Long life, moderate projection, office safe. I could wear all year, except in really high heat of summer. But this would be great for any season in evening. I've got to get a full bottle. Highly recommend for the price. So glad I got a sample to try.

holy crap, leather and plum, rich, dark and lovely; mainly leather on the spray but the plum and leather do a dance and then the woods come in to play; not too sweet, not too dry, a nice balance but I wish the plum stayed around a bit longer, the dry woods and leather take over, on the final drydown many many hours later it remains a faint whisp of plum on the skin; glad I bought this one

It's a beautiful plum mixed with a relatively smooth leather. It's got an awesome performer and the price of these fragrances is unbeatable.

Happyland Studio Fragrances Plum Loco is an innovative sweet and dirty mix featuring plum and leather, primarily, the duality and contrast of those two notes being the signature of this fragrance in the way the coffee/leather blend defines Cuir Café, I’d say. Plum Loco is unsurprisingly sweeter, the coffee in Cuir Café being traded out for the sweeter, juicier, and often slightly boozy plum. Beyond the plum and leather, there is an herbal, spicy quality from the saffron that supports the leather, with creamy benzoin/amber and floral jasmine to round things out, though I don’t regard Plum Loco as heavily resinous, let alone floral. The saffron is really the third place winner after the plum and loco front-and-center, I’d say. Plum Loco is yet another neat creation from perfumer/owner E.J. Wells, perhaps one of the most popular releases after Rhyolite and Cuir Café, which I estimate to be his two biggest sellers, but Plum Loco is clearly unisex, while appealing to the fans of both sweet and animalic fragrances, though seemingly being the biggest winner for men who want something artistic and bold but readily wearable and not too extreme in any one way. Plum Loco has the same standard pricing as the rest of the line, $50 for 50ml and $35 for 30ml, sometimes with further discounts, very reasonable within the indie perfume world, particularly for high-performing, high-concentration (extrait) juice. And it’s affordable to sample, whether individually or (especially) as part of a sample pack. I conclude that for me, Plum Loco is highly interesting but not quite as much of a personal match for me as my current “big four” from the brand (Se7en, Happyland Signature, Homme for the Holidays, Barbershop), and I’d still grade Rhyolite above it. But uniqueness-wise, Plum Loco may be near the top of the list, so I’d highly recommend trying it. 7 out of 10