Perfumes

Two original Eau de Parfums, and no third option to overthink — we'd rather perfect two fragrances than dilute our attention across twenty.

Broken Cricket Bat is woody and resinous: pink pepper and cardamom at the top, cedarwood and clary sage at the heart, sandalwood, oud and oakmoss at the base. Reach for this if you're drawn to sandalwood-led scents or houses like Le Labo.

Peppery Amber is spicier and warmer: pink pepper and clove ignite over leather and cedarwood, settling into a soft amber-vanilla dry-down. Reach for this if you want something fierier and more amber-forward.

Not sure which suits your skin? Both are available as £6 1.5ml samples first, or go straight to a full 50ml bottle if you already know your scent.