Leather Oudh Orientica 2018

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7.9 / 10 59 Ratings

A popular perfume by Orientica for women and men, released in 2018. The scent is leathery-sweet. The longevity is above-average. It is being marketed by Rich & Ruitz.

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Main accords

Leathery

Sweet

Oriental

Spicy

Fruity

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Bergamot

Heart Notes

Raspberry

Violet

Base Notes

Leather

Musk

Vanilla

Ratings

Scent

7.959 Ratings

Longevity

8.259 Ratings

Sillage

7.759 Ratings

Bottle

6.058 Ratings

Value for money

9.436 Ratings

Submitted by Darkbeat, last update on 10.03.2024.

Reviews

5 in-depth fragrance descriptions

08/03/2019

10
Pricing 8
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 9
Scent

Pinseltown
2 Reviews

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Pinseltown

Top Review 21

Pulling from the leather

Situated old man sits on his heavy old leather armchair, smokes a cigar - rests in front of an open crackling chimney fire. Next to him on the side table a raspberry-filled bowl in which the vanilla appears only decorated. Obviously he enjoys himself and thinks, why should I go to La Yuqawam in my Ford if I feel so comfortable?

Initially impressed by the overwhelming, long-lasting opening, he notices as time goes by how everything is so sweetly and harmoniously put together. Even the vanilla can now be tasted very well.

I'm not a big friend of comparisons and scent twins - at least I'm careful in dealing with them - but still used here, because Leather Oudh Orientica is in this scent genre.

Cloning? The wheel has always been round...

H/S: High raised

Price/performance? May everyone determine for himself - smile...

Ranking of the three: No! Everyone has so many facets for himself!
I appreciate and love her almost equally - very -

09/06/2020

2
Bottle 8
Sillage 10
Longevity 9
Scent

Maximus88
5 Reviews

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Maximus88

Very helpful Review 18

Welcome to the Orient

While my friends and acquaintances were asking me about my oh-so-large perfume collection (the most frequent comments: "what do you need so many perfumes for?"), I was still very happy with my perfume collection "do you want to open a perfumery?" "do you still need that?") every 2m asking for advice what great fragrance I could recommend and how I would like the Dior sauvage, I learned the following things through Parfumo:

1. My collection is in the lower midfield in terms of number and quality.

2. There is not only good or bad (there are hardly any scents where I think: not possible and even less wow effect scents)

3. I have/have absolutely no idea about perfumes

The most important and decisive point for this comment is clearly the third. For 32 years, of which I count about 16 as conscious, I have been denied oriental fragrances by single-minded ignorance and maybe a little arrogance. Where was the view over the edge of the plate? Past Dior Sauvages, Acqua di Gios and other contemporaries, which are not bad scents at all, but do not bring the effect you want to achieve with a perfume. Individuality, authenticity, freedom. Isn't that what we really strive for? But no, I walk through such interesting places like Fez, Meknes, Marrakech, Hebron, Amman and and and and... And I refuse to have a truly new experience with a local scent. Sad, actually. But now for the day of awakening, of resurrection if you will.
In the morning at work, of course with the same expressionless perfume on your skin, check your emails, a message at Parfum? OK, check directly. I get a perfume, mega am happy what it is for one? A Rasasi, never heard of it but "actually" I am open for everything (you have seen the last 16 years... Idio...). And of course I'm happy about the great gesture. The next day the package is already there, so unpack it, and behold, the Rasasi has been joined by another scent... Leather oud? Orientica? Never heard of it either. Just sprayed into the lid and was more than excited about this great, extraordinary scent. But that is not what makes this scent so special.

2/3 days later we go out for dinner with friends. I know the location, full noisy restaurant with open kitchen in the middle of the room. Great to look at but the steam and therefore smell extraction could be much stronger. So now I decide to go for this great new scent I got. What was it called again? Oriental? Anyway, it smells very good. Dressed up, got in the car and off we went.

The fragrance found a fine transition to its heart note during the journey and further into the base note and that's where it happened. I found the scent good to very good at first, but now the smell made my scent receptors dance. This mixture of sweet raspberry and the leather just blew me away. Never before have I experienced such a strong development and differentiation of the individual notes, and I was thrilled. Not only me, many questions what an extraordinary
Smell I'm wearing then gave such a great feeling. After the meal we turned night into day and even after 8 hours the smell was still good and relatively far smelling.
Even the next 'morning' (I got up at 13.00) my whole bedroom smelled of Orientica leather oudh, yes, now I knew the name, it was burned into my head. That was probably because I was not able to shower at night and the shirt I was wearing had taken up one side of my bed
All I want to say is that this fragrance is a great introduction to the world of oriental fragrances. After a strong introduction comes an even better main part and no end at all :D. After the Rasasi is at least as good for me, I am finally one step further in the teaching of fragrances and have now learned to know and love oriental fragrances
Now a little sermon that must be. My big thanks and the 'dedication' of this article goes out to fog woman, only through you I could get this extraordinary experience. Furthermore thanks to the great community.

Good night together
Maximus

05/28/2020

6
Bottle 7
Sillage 7
Longevity 7.5
Scent

Chizza
273 Reviews

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Chizza

Very helpful Review 13

Inexpensive introduction to the leather-saffron-raspberry combination

Strictly speaking, I wrote this commentary months ago, but as it happens, the comments of the initial perfumery period quickly become those that are later appreciated by one as the least. Now and then a revision follows, as here too. So today it's about Orienticas Leather Oudh, which reminds me very much of the great raspberry-saffron-leather scents of our time. Just which one does it remind me of most? Actually not the TL, because it opens with unripe, not plump fruity raspberry. This is reserved for the Rasasi. So Leather Oudh reminds me of LY, personally also of Black Label Leather by Monotheme, also a very cheap and good "clone"
Olfactorially, it is quite linear. The raspberry dominates, but saffron follows well-behaved in the second limb. Don't get noticed, seems to be the motto. As fruity as the raspberry is, as slightly artificial it seems: it fits. Gradually it becomes smokier, the saffron comes through more but never dominating, never like in other works. Leather Oudh remains very pleasing here, without corners and edges.

Did I forget something? Oh, yeah, leather. Leather is always perceived as a rougher touch but is also more pleasing. Nothing gets totally sour here, smoky without end, no leather seats burn here, no cowboy has worn through his leather saddle here or anyone has set fire to his entire heroin stock again, you know it. It remains quite tame, a little tamer even than LY of Rasasi, who I would like to call the most mass produced of his kind. It gets smoky, the raspberry slightly acidified by the leather and the smell of rough leather products comes through. Nothing more.
Before I come to the end, my thanks go to Pinseltown, who unconsciously introduced me to various Arabic gems months ago. You could also say that I stalked his collection back then. And not just once. The scent here is his merit, he practically helped break the story here.
Now I have learned over the days that there are baker's perfumes; just fragrances that you put on quickly in order to step outside the door shortly to do your own errands. This one would probably be ideal for all those who want to smell like the expensive models, but for whom the sprays of it are too precious for five rolls and a cinnamon roll. Leather Oudh doesn't cost that much more than that plus a hot panini plus coffee

07/28/2020

6
Bottle 10
Sillage 10
Longevity 7
Scent

Mitch2209
2 Reviews

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Mitch2209

Favourable insight into the leather-raspberry world

As a newcomer to fragrance, I am looking for cheap scents that I can use to test myself through the different directions. TF Tuscan Leather was a household name to me and when I saw that this scent was going in the same direction I bought it for little money from Amazon. (Haven't smelled the real TF yet)

My expectation (without much research) leather with raspberry. I had expected the leather jacket smell with fruity freshness and was quickly disabused.

I was a little beaten up by the first sprayer, oriental, strong and heavy.

The smell lasts forever with me. In the evening a spray on my wrist and I can still feel it clearly the next morning. As soon as it gets colder, I will give the scent another chance.

02/07/2024

10
Pricing 8
Bottle 10
Sillage 10
Longevity 10
Scent

Scenturio277
2 Reviews

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Scenturio277

The grandma scent

I would like to take this opportunity to wish the community all the best. I have been a silent reader for almost 2 years and am publishing my first review here. "Yes yes, first review and declaring a leather perfume without rose or powder as a granny fragrance, can't be anything with that..." one or the other may now think. Come on, let me explain...

My grandmother lived on a small farm that we often visited when I was a child. Animals had not been kept there for a long time, most of the land was leased out and only a little was planted in a small, separate garden. The buildings were still standing, of course, and a rarely used old tractor was parked in a garage. And I mean really old, with a crank at the front of the engine to start it. It probably wasn't particularly big, but at 5 or 6 years old - combined with the urgent warning not to play there! - he was a metal monster in my eyes. A behemoth with a certain tendency towards incontinence, as it occasionally leaked a little oil, but absolutely awe-inspiring to my young self. I then recovered from my daring adventures (which mainly consisted of staring at the machine one meter from the gate) at Grandma's kitchen table with a glass of homemade blackberry or raspberry syrup dissolved in water and cookies.

Time jump by over 2 decades. Grandma is no longer alive and I haven't seen the farm for a long time. I found out about Leather Oudh through Parfumo and ordered it for a ridiculous €7.50. Up until then, I had no experience with leather fragrances (apart from the smell of my leather jacket in the wardrobe) and couldn't imagine anything at all about this scent. The first two sprays on my forearm were a kind of culture shock; when I first inhaled, I was latently overwhelmed, but immediately had the thought "You know this from somewhere!" in my head. I took a deep breath, closed my eyes and took another whiff. And in my mind's eye I was back in that yard, bright sunshine (it didn't rain for 10 years in my childhood, really!), the metal monstrosity lurking in the darkness of its cave. It smells of engine oil, steel, the old rags hanging on the wall that have taken on the smell of the tractor over the years. The smell of raspberry syrup wafts over from the kitchen, distant at first, but then stronger, clearer. And immediately memories of my blessed grandma came flooding back, of her face, her food, sitting in the TV chair while I played with a wooden train set.

So my assessment is anything but objective. Objectivity is virtually impossible with perfumes, but the kind of images and memories that Leather Oudh triggers in me are unlikely to occur in many people. At least as far as H/S/PL is concerned, however, it should help some people: 3 sprays of this fragrance easily survive the two-hour drive to and from a metal concert as well as three performances (as spectators, mind you!) in a cramped, stuffy venue. After 13 hours and probably just as many beers, it is still easily perceptible, the performance is already bordering on beast mode. Anyone looking for a 48-hour fragrance is welcome to deduct one point, for everyone else: H/S: 10/10. I don't think I need to say anything more about the price/performance ratio.

TYes, that's it for me. The grandma fragrance, without any rose or powder, but with lots of grandma. I miss you. Thanks for reading!