Ana Abiyedh Leather

So with our amazing classic "Power House" fragrances of yester-year such as Ralph Lauren's Polo, Aramis, Tuscany per Oumo etc. having been reformulated thus having had their performance OBLITERATED supposidly because of the Oak Moss regulations... I just dont see how these houses can use that excuse with fragrances like this lil' ol $16 Lattafa Ana Abiyedh Leather fragrance (which does NOT use Oak Moss to begin with).. So what gives?! I used to used the OG Polo by Ralph Lauren which was an edt and a BEAST! I hadnt had Polo in many years, went and purchased a new bottle a couple of months ago and the performance was ATROCIOUS, and again, we're supposed to believe that its only bc of the Oak Moss regulations?! I also purchased Tuscany per Uomo and the performance was EVEN WORSE! These fragrances are still somewhat expensive too at $60 to $90 each! Anyways, Lattafa's Ana Abiyedh is simply a shining start for us Frag-Heads who still LOVE rhe classics and who are sick and tired of these designer houses destroying our wonderful classics and then blaming it on "Regulations" This fragrance is super animalic, smokey and the performance is reminiscent of the old 80's and 90's masculine powerhouse fragrances. Again, the performance is truly excellent and I honestly believe that this fragrance can rival many "Niche" Leather-Forward fragrances on the market today. This is an excellent buy and after being so very dissapointed in "The Classics" after their current formulations, this fragrance ROCKS! Also, although this is only a 60 ml bottle, 3 to 4 sprays if O-PLENTY for a full work day! 9 OUTTA 10 FRAGRANCE and this price point is just ridiculous for only $16 a pop!. Thank you to whomever took the time to read my review/rant 😜

Ana Abiyedh Leather by Lattafa is a fragrance unlike any other. As soon as you spray it on, you’re immediately hit with the delectable aroma of leather, which brings to mind images of luxury and sophistication. The scent is a heady mixture of leather, oakmoss, cardamom, sandalwood, and patchouli, all of which blend together perfectly to create a truly unique and luxurious scent. The initial hit of leather is sharp yet pleasant, and it quickly gives way to the sweetness of the oakmoss and cardamom. The sandalwood and patchouli provide balance to the scent, making it a little bit spicier, resulting in a truly stunning aroma that’s complex and multi-faceted. Aesthetically, Ana Abiyedh Leather is just as attractive as the aroma. Its elegant glass bottle and stylish design make it a perfect addition to any dressing table or nightstand, and its lid is a timeless black, making it a great gift item for any occasion. In terms of longevity, the scent lasts for a good five hours after application. It’s not overly strong, so it’s perfect for during the day if you want to feel luxurious without overpowering your surroundings. All in all, Ana Abiyedh Leather by Lattafa is a stunning scent that’s sure to make an impression wherever it goes. To sum up, if you’re looking for a fragrance that’s sophisticated, luxurious, and unique, Ana Abiyedh Leather by Lattafa is one of the best options out there. Its combination of leather, sandalwood, and spice creates a beautiful aroma that’s both timeless and modern, so it’s sure to make a lasting impression on all who smell it. Give it a try, you won’t be disappointed.

On my clothes, it dries down to a leather-heavy aroma, while on my skin, it lingers with a sweetness. I both agree and disagree with some comments I've read. Yes, it is leather-forward, but it's not as terrible as some make it seem. Also, who sprays a new (Arabic) fragrance like 'usual' and doesn’t expect an intense burst that overwhelms the senses? Hello? Without checking the notes list, I could smell something sweet and peppery. After checking, I found it to be quite accurate. But leather is the dominant note, very intimate and friendly, and it carries on with everyone. It introduces each note subtly; some shy away and disappear after a few minutes or seconds, but leather, our beloved host, remains and eventually meets its partner, musk. Together, they create a good harmony, which is why they’re reliable to lead through the crowd. That’s how I experience it. For the price, it’s insanely strong. The blend is subtle when you consider how leather-forward it is without being overly bitter. I believe scents like this are meant to be layered with weaker, fresh scents to support each other in harmony. For example, to test this idea, I layered it with Cardamom Mimosa by Jo Malone 1:1, and it intensified the cardamom and sweetness subtly, which is great. I used to complain about the weak performance of Jo Malone scents, so this was a great test. Imagine wanting to go out but still use a fresh scent? Add a spray of this, and it becomes pleasantly stronger. Perfect. In conclusion, worth it!

HOLY. CRAP. my first word when smelling this? "DAMN!!!" this scent is insane!!!! i was born and grew up in las vegas. when i think of old money, i think of THIS. this scent is so much more than just leather. it's red carpet, expensive jewelry, red bottom heels and long gowns. i almost have a distinct memory, being young at a dinner, surrounded by well-off old men who smelled just like this. something about this, is terrifyingly nostalgic. i feel so extremely about this scent. there's a pleasant hint of pepper, while obviously being leather-dominant, it's accompanied by so many different levels of spice. i'm no fragrance connoisseur, so i can't place my finger on every exact distinctive one... but they all come together so nicely. really good performance from this as well. it seems that no matter how long you have it on, it's iconic and noticeable. would probably work best for a late night out.

This is my first LEATHER scented perfume AND it was a blind buy! 😮🚩 I know right? But OMG wow. Zero regrets, none whatsoever. I love this! 🥰👍 Lataffa did gooooooood. Opens with a strong Juniper berry note but without the astringency of the raw berries like in gin. The leather is strongest at this point as is the alcohol scent. After 5 to 10 minutes, the alcohol has evaporated and the Juniper/leather notes are less pronounced, incorporating into an almost sweet, powdery-ish mix. After several hours, I still smell a well balanced blend but softer, more like real leather. Wow. ❤️ I know there's more to it but as you can see with at all the other comments, books have been written about this perfume and how it feels to wear it. 8.5/10 Powerful, Deceptively Simple, Magnificent. 🫡🔥

Since Irish leather is my favorite fragrance right now, I was very happy with discovering this. It Hits all the spots I like so much about it. I'm not a very experienced note detective or anything, but it sure works for me. 3 weeks update: I put it next to MEMO irish leather, and I'd say without exageration: Absolutely the same with the exception of some note I don't know or care about. It actually projects and sticks around for at least 6 hours or more Edit 2: Been wearing this for many days now, and it's absolutely great. The price is insanely low for it's performance. Mastercraft if you ask me.

Pretty cool but it’s the same juice as Sha’ari, just slightly less sweet. Dont buy both. Nontheless: amazing scent profile, nothing like bug spray, not that harsh of a leather, i love cardamom but i cant quite get it here. Very dry, vegetable but not in a deep green fougere way. Moreso nutty and paper-like. Has some kind of buttery sweetness. Cant quite comment on performance yet, but if its half of Sha’ari’s, its already pretty good. Very niche, no doubt about it.

Ana Abiyedh Leather by Lattafa is a unique and sophisticated fragrance, with a dominant leather note complemented by juniper and patchouli. The initial sharp leather scent transforms into a woody and spicy aroma, creating a complex and luxurious experience. This fragrance is definitely not for beginners; it's designed for mature noses, and its distinctive scent may evoke strong love or hate reactions. Longevity is good but sillage is moderate.

Ana Abiyedh Leather Lattafa I particularly liked the immediate opening sprays, I get nice dry leather, not suede like but dry vegetal aromatic kinda leather. Seems Pretty good for a start. However as the scent develops, 15 mins or so later I get some gasoline synthetic scent which I'm undecided it's not a love nor a hate, just not that nice on the skin. I'll probably give this another wear or two and decide the fate of it

I had this sitting around for a couple of years and never wore it. It was a bit too pungent, though I really liked the juniper. Then someone here recommended layering it with a green fragrance so I tried it with Rayhaan Jungle Vibe and it’s incredible. They both compliment each other really well. So yeah, if you’ve got it sitting around and don’t know what to do with it, give this a try.

I have mixed feelings about this. One thing is for sure, it smells niche. Do not blund buy if new to the fragrances, hell even if you are used to different profiles this might not please you. It does smell better after sitting on a shelf for a few months. If you hate sweet or other mass pleasing scents this might be for you thogh.

Super strong machine oily factory scent when I first opened it, but now I like it!! The peppery notes are quite strong on me, and the leather-pepper combination is surprisingly "refreshing"! something completely different to what's usual on the market, but very unique and likeable!

My 2nd comment. A year ago when i got this it was a very mediocre perfume, but now it has transformed into something that smells a lot more expensive and luxurious. This stuff needs a lot of time to macerate.

It smells straight up like a vetiver fragrance and a damn good one at that, of the vetivers I smelled this is the nicest, encre noir a la extreme comes second. Very good juice, exceptional longevity too.

I tried this next to Irish Leather and they are basically identical. This one has better projection and longevity, but is just as refined. I really like Irish Leather, it's just very expensive.

This is sharp, masculine, and bold. A tart and somewhat green leather scent. Great longevity and decent quality for a low price. You have to like leather to enjoy this.

The hate on this is stupid. Smells like leather and juniper berries with a little pepper to me. Sillage and longevity are both above average. I give it an 8/10.

Smells like cocaine when you put your nose close to where applied. I like it, very close to Irish leather.

Clone of memo .. but very cleaner version

I cannot get any leather, tbh. Don't get mislead, if you expect the leather of such classics like Aramis or even TF's Ombre Leather, you will be disappointed. Odd to say the least, this ought to be worn, smelt from the bottle or on a blotter is a mistake, you will get the wrong impression. As such, it is unwearable, a chemical mess offending the nose and beyond. Worn as it should changes everything in the right way: a floral, musky development that feels quite classy and delicate (maybe too much, leans femenine) at the end of the day. Do not buy blind. And if you try it, do it on skin, preferibly, under the shirt. Edit: heavy sweating changes everything for the better. This is by far the most complicated scent I ever smell.