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Swiss Arabian · Sold as feminine
Class
The intimate warmth of a well-lit living room where the scent of vanilla and spices wafts through, creating an atmosphere that's both cozy and sophisticated.
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ClassBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Class by Swiss Arabian, launched in 2013, is an Oriental Floral fragrance that balances sweet and spicy notes with a warm vanilla base. The opening of orange blossom and pink pepper creates a bright freshness, which gradually transitions into the richness of benzoin and tonka bean. This blend results in a composition that feels both invitingly familiar and distinctively luxurious.
One to two sprays are sufficient due to the fragrance's rich base notes. The sweet and spicy opening is brief but impactful, while the warm vanilla and balsamic heartnotes last throughout the day. Best suited for evening or indoor settings where its warmth can be fully appreciated.
Fig. 01 — Class, Swiss Arabian
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