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Aramis · Sold as masculine
Aramis Modern Leather
The quiet confidence of an urban workspace after hours — where the blend of fresh herbs and leathery warmth creates a sense of understated sophistication.
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Aramis Modern LeatherMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Aramis Modern Leather was launched in 2017 as a contemporary take on the brand's signature masculinity. The composition opens with fresh and spicy notes of basil and thyme, creating an immediate sense of crispness and energy. As it develops, geranium adds a green herbal complexity, while patchouli introduces earthy undertones that ground the scent. Leather and oakmoss form the heart and base, delivering a rich, slightly animalic aroma that is both modern and lasting.
Apply two sprays to ensure that the initial freshness gives way to the rich leather notes. This fragrance is best suited for daytime wear, as the earthy and mossy base notes shine in cooler temperatures.
Fig. 01 — Aramis Modern Leather, Aramis
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