P.33

The Xerjoff P.33 Sketchbook Collection is a mesmerizing fusion of art and fragrance. This captivating collection draws inspiration from the world of sketching and offers a range of scents that transport you to a realm of artistic expression. Scent Profile: The P.33 Sketchbook Collection presents a diverse array of scents, each with its own distinct character and olfactory journey. From the vibrant and citrusy opening of "Yellow Iris" to the rich and sensual notes of "Oud Stars," these fragrances take you on a sensory adventure. With floral, fruity, woody, and smoky accords, each fragrance in this collection paints a multi-dimensional portrait on your skin. Uniqueness: What sets the P.33 Sketchbook Collection apart is its ability to capture the essence of artistry in fragrance form. Xerjoff has paid meticulous attention to detail, creating scents that feel like living paintings. The complexity and craftsmanship behind each fragrance make them truly unique and captivating. Whether you are an art enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of scent, the P.33 Sketchbook Collection offers an unparalleled artistic experience. Longevity and Projection: The longevity of the P.33 Sketchbook Collection is impressive, ensuring that these fragrances accompany you throughout the day. From morning to night, you can revel in the beauty of these scents. The projection is moderate, leaving a captivating trail wherever you go. Whether you are attending a formal event or enjoying your daily routine, the P.33 Sketchbook Collection ensures that you make a lasting impression. Packaging: Xerjoff's attention to detail shines through in the packaging of the P.33 Sketchbook Collection. Each fragrance is housed in a beautifully designed bottle that resembles a sketchbook. The artistic illustrations and intricate details on the packaging enhance the overall experience, creating a visual delight that complements the olfactory journey within. The bottles themselves are works of art, making the collection a true collector's item. Versatility: Despite its artistic inspiration, the P.33 Sketchbook Collection offers fragrances suitable for various occasions and preferences. From fresh and invigorating scents for daytime wear to rich and sensual options for evening events, there is a fragrance in this collection to suit every mood and style. The versatility of the P.33 Sketchbook Collection ensures that you can find a scent that resonates with your personal taste, allowing you to express your individuality. Conclusion: Xerjoff's P.33 Sketchbook Collection is a captivating exploration of the intersection between art and fragrance. Drawing inspiration from sketching, this collection offers an immersive olfactory journey that engages the senses and ignites the imagination. With its exquisite scents, meticulous craftsmanship, and artistic packaging, the P.33 Sketchbook Collection is a true testament to Xerjoff's passion for creativity and beauty. Immerse yourself in the world of art and fragrance with this unique collection and experience the magic of artistic expression on your skin.

I'm a Xerjoff fanboy, so take this with a grain of salt. This is Xerjoff bottle 25 for me. TLDR: This is like if you took, Musc Ravegeur and Acqua Di Parma Colonia Intensa, mixed it together and gave it some iris lift. If you like those, you will love this. If you believe this to resemble anything else, you can rest assured that this is for sure a higher quality version. There is no sharp, metallic, or chemical smell with this as is with less expensive alternatives. This is smooth, very slightly citrusy, picking up the cinnamon, which I love. Not a heavy powder iris, but it is there and it gives it some lift. There are subtle woods and musks, also not heavy. The amber is a vanillin blend, and the greens make this extremely palatable, so it's not a redundant wood, spice, sweet. Very well blended. A parfum masterclass suitable for all seasons, signature scent worthy. My take on this: picking up the concept of a Malle, giving the perfumer cart blanch to create whatever they desire, this "sketchbook P.33" seems to not be in any particular direction with respect to a concept, but allowing the perfumer to have creative control. This is obvious. For me, Money well spent!

I absolutely adore this fragrance. It is like if angels share had a baby with super cedar. It’s a very complex scent that starts of a bit masculine and then almost immediately you smell the apple and then it develops into a very dry, woody as ent with a hint of cinnamon. I do not have anything like this in my collection (which is over 100) and I’ve smelled at least triple that amount. I bought a full bottle immediately after smelling the sample from Xerjoff. It also has great projection and sillage. If you spray your shirt, you will smell it all day. I typically only need 3-4 sprays and that will last for 8 hours. This is absolutely a unisex fragrance. It will smell just as good on a man as it does a woman. I feel like this is a scent that would smell Greta on anyone and can be worn year round. I’ve worn it on hot summer days in TN (100 degrees) and also on freezing winter days visiting my family in NY (0 degrees) and it smells fantastic regardless although certain notes stick out more depending on the season. I highly recommend this is you like unique, unisex scents and especially if your a xerjoff fan such as myself.

I've seen a mix of opinions on this fragrance, and while I respect the diverse perspectives, my experience with P.33 has been nothing short of phenomenal. Yes, its DNA resonates with many familiar fragrances, but that's not necessarily a drawback. The mastery lies in the exceptional blending and balance that Xerjoff has achieved with P.33. Straight off the bottle, it might come across as decent, but on my skin, it transforms into something truly captivating. Price debates aside, the value of a fragrance is subjective. For me, P.33 is worth every penny, not because it redefines the olfactory wheel but because it takes a known, perhaps even 'generic' fresh scent, and elevates it leagues above its counterparts. Fragrance isn't always about breaking the mold; sometimes, it's about perfecting the classics. And in my eyes (or rather, my nose), Xerjoff's P.33 does precisely that with elegance and finesse.

I see a lot of mixed reviews here, but I believe true opinions should come from those who’ve actually worn P.33 multiple times—not just tested it once. Many comments below seem to be based on first impressions, which can be misleading, especially with a high-priced fragrance like this. It's easy to get influenced by hype or that initial amazing sniff, but trust me: P.33 reveals its real character over time. Longevity is excellent—I'd rate it 8/10. The sillage is just right for this kind of sweet fragrance—noticeable but not overpowering (7/10). Any stronger, and it might become too much for both the wearer and those around. The scent itself is beautifully blended and balanced, deserving an 8/10. Give it time, wear it properly, and it will surprise you in the best way.