Leder

To mask the harsh smell of tanned leather, 17th century Parisian glove makers enhanced their products, reserved for the nobility, with oils of musk, ambergris and civet. What is now considered the typical smell of leather, since that time is the particular perfume used to scent leather and leather goods. The room perfume LEDER also relies on sensual notes, whose effect is familiar and cozy like the finest leather.