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Slumberhouse · Sold as masculine
Jeke
The cozy corner of a room where amber and tobacco linger, enveloping you in a warm, earthy embrace.
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JekeHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2008 by Slumberhouse, Jeke is a composition that balances warmth and depth with a nuanced blend of amber, tobacco, and sweet spices. Perfumer Josh Lobb crafted this Oriental Woody fragrance to evoke the rich, enveloping atmosphere of a well-worn leather armchair in a dimly lit room. The warm spicy accords cut through the sweetness, while patchouli adds earthy grounding, making it both comforting and intriguing.
Jeke's base notes take time to bloom, so apply it with a light hand initially. The patchouli and balsamic accords develop gradually over the first hour, making this fragrance better suited for evening wear when its warmth can linger into the night.
Fig. 01 — Jeke, Slumberhouse
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Josh Lobb
A self-taught nose based in Portland, Oregon, Josh Lobb built Slumberhouse out of an informal artists' collective — friends handling visual art and design while he focused on scent — before it grew from one-off Etsy listings into its own house.
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