Notes Atlas/Cashmeran
Woody · 513 fragrances
Cashmeran.
513
Fragrances
1994
Earliest use in catalog
base
Typical position · 75%
Woody
Reads as
Soft and enveloping, Cashmeran has become a staple in modern perfumery, offering a comforting warmth that resonates across diverse compositions.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of cashmeran-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
Where to wear it
The fragrances that wear it best.
The Story
Cashmeran in perfumery.
Cashmeran is an artificial musk with a velvety texture reminiscent of cashmere wool. Its scent profile includes powdery notes with subtle woody undertones, creating an inviting and cozy aroma. Despite its synthetic origin, Cashmeran captures the essence of natural materials like amber and sandalwood, making it a versatile component in fragrance creation.
In compositions, Cashmeran typically occupies the base note position, providing depth and longevity to scents. Perfumers often pair it with musk for added warmth, bergamot for freshness, patchouli for earthiness, vanilla for sweetness, sandalwood for richness, and amber for a golden glow. This combination creates complex layers that feel both familiar and luxurious.
Today, Cashmeran can be found in several notable fragrances such as XJ 1861 Naxos by Xerjoff and By the Fireplace by Maison Martin Margiela, where it contributes to their cozy, enveloping qualities. These compositions highlight a trend towards comforting and intimate scents that evoke feelings of warmth and security.