Ohsphalte

This evokes the image of a dark, deserted city street in the summer, right before dawn begins to break. Very unisex and atmospheric. Smells like concrete but not necessarily in a "cold" way (like Concrete Rain), as the suede adds a bit of an animalic note that "warms" it up a bit. I don't like powdery scents, but the orange blossom note in there is deeper and more fruit-like. Lasts a long time yet becomes a skin scent within an hour or so.

starts off very floral for like 10 seconds, then turns into patchouli + cement + leather. very offputting. it smells like if your uncle who was a florist moonlit as a construction worker and came home with a brand new pair of boots.

This is definitely a colder scent when compared to Concrete by Commes Des Garçon. The initial opening is overtly concrete note, but when it settles after a few minutes the composition is is a strong reminder of concrete. The iris really softens the fragrance so it's a strong balance between a sharp mineral and a softness. I would describe the fragrance as well-balanced, a strong reminder of walking down an empty street on a winter day. I would describe this fragrance as "blue grey" scent. It's a very industrial fragrance, but has a modernity about it that makes it perfect for any environment (e.g. work, a quiet dinner, or just a casual outing.) The sillage is mid but personally noticeable and noticeable in close proximity. The patchouli and the suede warm up in the dry down and gives this fragrance a "vintage man" feel. I love it. My second favorite from this house.

this is very similar to miller harris l'air de rein musky oldy animalic libraric

have to agree @spencewjr BUT it's strangely very modern & kindly cold.