Leather
Spicy
Notesambrette seedsgrapefruithinokilabdanumleatheroakmosssmoke
Tags
#smoky
Style
unisex
On an empty street in a city, a lone tree stands, bare and forlorn. You tenderly stroke the trunk with your hand and then hug it tightly, listening as it whispers of long-passed time. A fog lifts and you look down at your hands, which are covered in the cool, damp feel of moss. Lost Generation is a tone poem in scent, resinous hinoki lightened with grapefruit, deepened with leather.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a fragrance for close, inward spaces rather than loud rooms: a solitary walk at the edge of the city, when the air is cold and the pavement still holds a trace of moisture. It projects a thoughtful, slightly austere presence, more felt than announced.
How to wear
Best in cool weather, where its hinoki and leather can stay crisp while the mossy dampness remains vivid. Apply lightly to let the grapefruit opening breathe; with a few sprays, it settles into a woody, skin-close trail that lasts without becoming heavy.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer woods with texture, not polish: green, resinous compositions with a contemplative edge. It will appeal to wearers drawn to quiet leather, damp moss, and fragrances that feel architectural, reflective and slightly melancholic.
Circle of Lim’s story
Circle of Lim favors fragrances that read like small scenes or emotional sketches, using texture and contrast to turn scent into atmosphere. The house’s style leans reflective and poetic, with an emphasis on materiality, memory and a restrained sense of drama.
Lost Generation’s concept
Lost Generation is presented as a tone poem in scent: an empty city street, a lone tree, bare bark under the hand, then fog and moss. The composition translates that image into a restrained woody-leather accord, with hinoki, grapefruit and leather shaping a mood of loss, time and quiet endurance.
Extra info
The name frames the scent as a meditation on absence and memory rather than a literal place. Its imagery centers on hinoki, a Japanese cypress often associated with clean, dry woodiness, contrasted here with grapefruit, leather and moss.
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Notesambrette seedsgrapefruithinokilabdanumleatheroakmosssmoke
Tags
#smoky
Style
unisex
On an empty street in a city, a lone tree stands, bare and forlorn. You tenderly stroke the trunk with your hand and then hug it tightly, listening as it whispers of long-passed time. A fog lifts and you look down at your hands, which are covered in the cool, damp feel of moss. Lost Generation is a tone poem in scent, resinous hinoki lightened with grapefruit, deepened with leather.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a fragrance for close, inward spaces rather than loud rooms: a solitary walk at the edge of the city, when the air is cold and the pavement still holds a trace of moisture. It projects a thoughtful, slightly austere presence, more felt than announced.
How to wear
Best in cool weather, where its hinoki and leather can stay crisp while the mossy dampness remains vivid. Apply lightly to let the grapefruit opening breathe; with a few sprays, it settles into a woody, skin-close trail that lasts without becoming heavy.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer woods with texture, not polish: green, resinous compositions with a contemplative edge. It will appeal to wearers drawn to quiet leather, damp moss, and fragrances that feel architectural, reflective and slightly melancholic.
Circle of Lim’s story
Circle of Lim favors fragrances that read like small scenes or emotional sketches, using texture and contrast to turn scent into atmosphere. The house’s style leans reflective and poetic, with an emphasis on materiality, memory and a restrained sense of drama.
Lost Generation’s concept
Lost Generation is presented as a tone poem in scent: an empty city street, a lone tree, bare bark under the hand, then fog and moss. The composition translates that image into a restrained woody-leather accord, with hinoki, grapefruit and leather shaping a mood of loss, time and quiet endurance.
Extra info
The name frames the scent as a meditation on absence and memory rather than a literal place. Its imagery centers on hinoki, a Japanese cypress often associated with clean, dry woodiness, contrasted here with grapefruit, leather and moss.
Also featured in
Best Value Per ML