204 Velvet Fig

Sweet amber fig
Fruity
Woody
Notesambrette seedsambroxancedarwoodedamamefigorris (iris root)sandalwoodviolet leaves
Tags #fresh #sweet
Style unisex
204 Velvet Fig - Bon Parfumeur - Bloom Perfumery

204 perfumer Domitille Michalon says, “I imagined a sunny fragrance bursting with sweet figs over creamy sandalwood; a nap in the shade when the sun is beating down. I added a touch of green, a touch of nature, like a crunchy edamame bean.”

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Vibe check

This is the scent of warm air filtered through leaves, worn in close quarters where its creamy fruit and green snap can be noticed up close. It suits a relaxed, composed presence: unhurried, tactile, and quietly luminous rather than loud or formal.

How to wear

Best in mild to warm weather, when its fig and green facets can stay bright without feeling heavy. Apply moderately; a few sprays are enough to let the fragrance open with fresh fruit and then settle into soft woody-musky warmth on skin. In heat, it reads airier and greener; in cooler air, the creamy fig becomes more pronounced.

Who it’s for

For those who like fig fragrances that feel modern rather than syrupy, with a green, slightly milky texture and a soft woody base. It will appeal to wearers who enjoy understated niche scents with fruit, woods, and musky amber clarity.

Release year

2026

The nose

Domitille Michalon-Bertier is known for polished, modern compositions that balance texture, clarity, and sensuality. Her work often moves between airy freshness and creamy depth, giving fragrances a precise but approachable signature. For 204 Velvet Fig, she leans into contrast: ripe fig, green edamame, and soft woody warmth. The result feels like one of her more tactile compositions, where fruit, greenery, and musky woods are arranged with a calm, contemporary hand.

Collaborators

Ludovic Bonneton, Bon Parfumeur’s founder, shaped the house’s broader creative direction and numbered concept, creating the framework in which this fragrance sits as part of the Signature line.

Bon Parfumeur’s story

Bon Parfumeur builds French haute perfumery around clarity, accessibility, and a numbered system that makes each composition easy to navigate. The house favors expressive but wearable formulas, with an emphasis on craftsmanship, simplicity, and a contemporary reading of niche perfumery.

204 Velvet Fig’s concept

204 Velvet Fig was conceived as a fig-centered composition, imagined as a sunny pause beneath a tree heavy with fruit. The brand describes it as a garden of many scents, while the perfumer’s own brief adds a creamy sandalwood shade and a green, crunchy edamame contrast that keeps the fig from turning overly sweet.

Extra info

204 Velvet Fig belongs to Bon Parfumeur’s numbered Signature system, where the number is part of the fragrance’s identity. It is marketed as vegan and remains in production. The scent’s central contrast is fig against edamame, an unusual pairing that gives the composition its distinctive green-creamy character.

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Notesambrette seedsambroxancedarwoodedamamefigorris (iris root)sandalwoodviolet leaves
Tags #fresh #sweet
Style unisex

204 perfumer Domitille Michalon says, “I imagined a sunny fragrance bursting with sweet figs over creamy sandalwood; a nap in the shade when the sun is beating down. I added a touch of green, a touch of nature, like a crunchy edamame bean.”

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All about this fragrance

Vibe check

This is the scent of warm air filtered through leaves, worn in close quarters where its creamy fruit and green snap can be noticed up close. It suits a relaxed, composed presence: unhurried, tactile, and quietly luminous rather than loud or formal.

How to wear

Best in mild to warm weather, when its fig and green facets can stay bright without feeling heavy. Apply moderately; a few sprays are enough to let the fragrance open with fresh fruit and then settle into soft woody-musky warmth on skin. In heat, it reads airier and greener; in cooler air, the creamy fig becomes more pronounced.

Who it’s for

For those who like fig fragrances that feel modern rather than syrupy, with a green, slightly milky texture and a soft woody base. It will appeal to wearers who enjoy understated niche scents with fruit, woods, and musky amber clarity.

Release year

2026

The nose

Domitille Michalon-Bertier is known for polished, modern compositions that balance texture, clarity, and sensuality. Her work often moves between airy freshness and creamy depth, giving fragrances a precise but approachable signature. For 204 Velvet Fig, she leans into contrast: ripe fig, green edamame, and soft woody warmth. The result feels like one of her more tactile compositions, where fruit, greenery, and musky woods are arranged with a calm, contemporary hand.

Collaborators

Ludovic Bonneton, Bon Parfumeur’s founder, shaped the house’s broader creative direction and numbered concept, creating the framework in which this fragrance sits as part of the Signature line.

Bon Parfumeur’s story

Bon Parfumeur builds French haute perfumery around clarity, accessibility, and a numbered system that makes each composition easy to navigate. The house favors expressive but wearable formulas, with an emphasis on craftsmanship, simplicity, and a contemporary reading of niche perfumery.

204 Velvet Fig’s concept

204 Velvet Fig was conceived as a fig-centered composition, imagined as a sunny pause beneath a tree heavy with fruit. The brand describes it as a garden of many scents, while the perfumer’s own brief adds a creamy sandalwood shade and a green, crunchy edamame contrast that keeps the fig from turning overly sweet.

Extra info

204 Velvet Fig belongs to Bon Parfumeur’s numbered Signature system, where the number is part of the fragrance’s identity. It is marketed as vegan and remains in production. The scent’s central contrast is fig against edamame, an unusual pairing that gives the composition its distinctive green-creamy character.

All about this fragrance

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Featured in edits and sample packs Making Sense of Amber