Floral
Leather
Woody
Top Notesfig tree leavesgreen leaves
Heartegyptian jasminefrench jasminejasminejasmine sambac
Base Notesambrette seedspatchouli
Tags
#sexy
Style
unisex
Perfumer: Sidonie Lancesseur
The Materie Premiere collection.
In this perfume, the rare and precious absolute of jasmine grandiflorum from Grasse is combined with Indonesian patchouli. But the effect is not floral, but rather a smooth and refined leather perfume.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is jasmine with its floral brightness drawn inward: warm, tactile and quietly sensual. Imagine the close conversation after the room has emptied, a soft leather sleeve brushing the table. Its woody depth suits that unhurried intimacy better than a conspicuous entrance.
How to wear
Start with one or two sprays on the neck or upper chest to keep the warm jasmine-patchouli character close. Mild to cool weather is a natural fit for its woody, leather-like texture; in warmer conditions, use a lighter application so the richness does not dominate.
Who it’s for
For those who like jasmine but prefer texture and woody depth to a sweet floral bouquet. It will also appeal to patchouli lovers seeking a smoother expression, and to anyone drawn to supple leather effects without a declared leather note.
Release year
2020 (or 2021)
The nose
Sidonie Lancesseur is known for balancing rich materials with clarity, creating fragrances that feel textured without becoming heavy. Her work includes Straight to Heaven for Kilian and 1270 for Frapin. In Jasmin Patchouli, she brings jasmine and patchouli into a warm composition whose floral richness takes on a smooth, leather-like character.
Marie Jeanne’s story
Marie Jeanne puts raw materials and their origins at the centre of its identity. Founded by Georges Maubert, whose family is closely connected to Robertet, the house favours streamlined compositions that preserve the character of their ingredients. Traceable sourcing and restrained packaging, including green laboratory-inspired bottles, extend that material-focused approach beyond the perfume itself.
Jasmin Patchouli’s concept
Jasmin Patchouli began with an ingredient pairing: prized jasmine grandiflorum absolute from Grasse and a modern interpretation of Indonesian patchouli. Rather than presenting jasmine as a purely floral statement, the composition draws out a warmer, woody character with a refined leather-like texture.
Extra info
The note pyramid maps ingredients across four origins: jasmine from Grasse and Egypt, ambrette from Peru, and patchouli from Indonesia. Despite its leather-like impression, leather is not listed among the official notes; that texture is an effect of the composition.
Top Notesfig tree leavesgreen leaves
Heartegyptian jasminefrench jasminejasminejasmine sambac
Base Notesambrette seedspatchouli
Tags
#sexy
Style
unisex
Perfumer: Sidonie Lancesseur
The Materie Premiere collection.
In this perfume, the rare and precious absolute of jasmine grandiflorum from Grasse is combined with Indonesian patchouli. But the effect is not floral, but rather a smooth and refined leather perfume.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is jasmine with its floral brightness drawn inward: warm, tactile and quietly sensual. Imagine the close conversation after the room has emptied, a soft leather sleeve brushing the table. Its woody depth suits that unhurried intimacy better than a conspicuous entrance.
How to wear
Start with one or two sprays on the neck or upper chest to keep the warm jasmine-patchouli character close. Mild to cool weather is a natural fit for its woody, leather-like texture; in warmer conditions, use a lighter application so the richness does not dominate.
Who it’s for
For those who like jasmine but prefer texture and woody depth to a sweet floral bouquet. It will also appeal to patchouli lovers seeking a smoother expression, and to anyone drawn to supple leather effects without a declared leather note.
Release year
2020 (or 2021)
The nose
Sidonie Lancesseur is known for balancing rich materials with clarity, creating fragrances that feel textured without becoming heavy. Her work includes Straight to Heaven for Kilian and 1270 for Frapin. In Jasmin Patchouli, she brings jasmine and patchouli into a warm composition whose floral richness takes on a smooth, leather-like character.
Marie Jeanne’s story
Marie Jeanne puts raw materials and their origins at the centre of its identity. Founded by Georges Maubert, whose family is closely connected to Robertet, the house favours streamlined compositions that preserve the character of their ingredients. Traceable sourcing and restrained packaging, including green laboratory-inspired bottles, extend that material-focused approach beyond the perfume itself.
Jasmin Patchouli’s concept
Jasmin Patchouli began with an ingredient pairing: prized jasmine grandiflorum absolute from Grasse and a modern interpretation of Indonesian patchouli. Rather than presenting jasmine as a purely floral statement, the composition draws out a warmer, woody character with a refined leather-like texture.
Extra info
The note pyramid maps ingredients across four origins: jasmine from Grasse and Egypt, ambrette from Peru, and patchouli from Indonesia. Despite its leather-like impression, leather is not listed among the official notes; that texture is an effect of the composition.