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Andrea Maack · Sold as unisex
Craft
A workspace at dawn — cool, fresh air mixed with the metallic sheen of tools and the earthy scent of materials just beginning to warm under the rising sun.
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CraftHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Craft by Andrea Maack was launched in 2010 as an innovative Woody Aquatic fragrance for both women and men. The composition opens with aldehydic and fresh notes, creating a crisp, modern freshness that cuts through the heart of aromatic and metallic accords. As it settles into its base, the scent reveals balsamic warmth and patchouli, grounding the overall composition in rich earthiness. This blend of contrasts makes Craft both contemporary and lasting.
Craft's aldehydic opening is bright but fleeting, so a thorough application ensures that the woody and balsamic base notes take center stage. It pairs well with layered clothing for an office setting or a casual evening out.
Fig. 01 — Craft, Andrea Maack
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Aliénor Massenet
Tradition worn lightlyAliénor Massenet is a French perfumer who grew up in a family steeped in tradition, shaped in turn by an English boarding school and the streets of New York.
Designer Andrea Maack
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