Sweater Stories Gather Perfume 2022

11/22/2022 - 06:05 AM

9Scent 4Longevity 6Sillage

still life;
autumn leaves in heaps, mulchy wisps - the air full of reminiscence
steaming compost brew + biting cold
the toast with cinnamon: warm

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Ropanski2020 3 years ago

Free from sweet notes?! That would really ruin it for me. Besides that: beautiful state!

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Ropanski2020 3 years ago

Good to know. Then it’s moving up to my *to test* list. Thanks!

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

Not sweet at all, really.

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ArneD 3 years ago

Great statement
Sounds very interesting

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FrauKirsche 3 years ago

It sounds so great on you too... I'm getting excited! :))

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JonasP1 3 years ago

A warm autumn dream, it seems to me.

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MonMedusa 3 years ago

A toast to these words! Cozy...

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IamCraving 3 years ago

Wonderfully illustrated :)

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

Thank you! :))

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Verbena 3 years ago

Sounds gooood...

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

Very good. Addictive. The more you smell it, the more you need it.

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

Unfortunately, it doesn't last more than 4 hours on my skin. But it clings nicely to clothing.

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Seejungfrau 3 years ago

It really only lasts four hours, and that's very close to the skin. I really like the opening with Cade here.

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Gandix 3 years ago

The crunchy autumn leaves... No question about it. It suits you more than me.

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Gandix 3 years ago

Well... A normal longevity on my skin. The amber that lingers at the end was still there the next morning during the first test. But what you like just doesn't work for you.

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

Unfortunately, it doesn't last very long on my skin...

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Theris 3 years ago

Who needs toast in the morning when you have Sweater Stories? Interesting notes!

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

Not a gourmand, more of a lightly cinnamon vibe. Definitely lovely and unique.

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Ergreifend 3 years ago

I’d like that toast too..

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Licorice 3 years ago

Everything together sounds super cozy in a special way. :)

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

Yes, it takes time to unfold, but definitely a lovely scent now in the cold.

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Floyd 3 years ago

Sounds good already.

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

Yes, Ananda worked magic. The earthy scent should be yours.

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Eggi37 3 years ago

Warm cinnamon toast sounds delicious :-)

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

Here it's just very subtle, definitely not a gourmand :D

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Seejungfrau 3 years ago

The French toast with soft autumn leaves and cinnamon sounds really great.

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

I think the scent will be **very** much your style.

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Seejungfrau 3 years ago

I’ll be getting a sample soon. I’m curious to see what Ananda's Sweater will tell me.

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

A challenging but also beautiful scent. It definitely tells a story.

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UntermWert 3 years ago

Yes! It’s warm and cozy in the cold wind!

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

Yes, this breeze comes across really well too.

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Vinyldates 3 years ago

A fragrance that comes alive through its development: At first, it’s like earthy mulch, fresh compost steaming in the cold -> fallen leaves raked into piles after the rain, releasing their scent. As it progresses, it becomes warmer, slightly animalistic (greasy/woolly), like the skin of a loved one, and on my skin, it takes on a cinnamon note. I can’t help but think of French toast with cinnamon, eating it after the cold by the fireplace, warming my tired bones by the fire, snuggled in thick wool, dreamily gazing into the flames (although smoke/embers are quite subtle for me, it’s more of a gentle warmth that one can interpret this way).

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