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Hiram Green · Sold as unisex
Tryst
The moment when sunlight filters through a grove of orange trees, casting dappled light and infusing the air with a mix of green leaves and citrus bloom.
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The story behind the bottle.
Tryst by Hiram Green was launched in 2024 as a Floral fragrance that balances the freshness of green notes with the warmth of honey and resins. The composition opens with bright citrus and green accents, giving way to a heart of orange blossom and neroli, which then settles into an amber base. This fragrance is a proof of Hiram Green's commitment to natural perfumery, blending the crispness of nature with subtle sweetness.
Apply Tryst to pulse points for an intimate experience that stays close to skin rather than projecting widely. The honey and amber notes develop over time, so it’s best enjoyed in layers throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Tryst, Hiram Green
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Hiram Green
Hiram Green, born and raised in Toronto, studied drawing and painting at the Ontario College of Art and Design before moving to London, where he worked in perfume stores and opened his own shop, Scent Systems, in 2003.
Designer Hiram Green
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