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Slumberhouse · Sold as unisex
Ore
A quiet evening at home, where the air is filled with the rich aroma of cacao mingling with warm spices, creating a cocoon of comfort and intrigue.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2009 by Slumberhouse and crafted by perfumer Josh Lobb, Ore is an Oriental Spicy fragrance that balances warmth with complexity. The composition opens with the rich, inviting aroma of cacao, which contrasts beautifully against a backdrop of woody and balsamic notes. As it develops, warm spicy accords and amber add depth, creating a scent that feels both comforting and intriguing.
Ore's rich opening notes are best appreciated close to skin. A light spritz on pulse points allows the warm spicy and amber accords to unfold gradually over time. This fragrance is ideal for cooler evenings when its warmth can be fully enjoyed.
Fig. 01 — Ore, 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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