Morrocan Leather

Moroccan Leather by Memo Paris presents a green, aromatic, and subtly leathery fragrance that leans heavily into an iris and vetiver core with a bright, citrusy opening dominated by ginger and mandarin orange. It evolves into a smooth, soapy leather that balances vegetal bitterness with a faintly sweet amber and tonka base. The scent is more veiled than overtly leathery—many find it surprisingly green, with a fresh-cut grass and herbal character reminiscent of green fougères and vintage barbershop notes. Longevity is moderate to long, with a gradual fade that leaves the skin lightly brushed with a powdery, mossy trace. Sillage is moderate to strong, though it softens close to the skin. The fragrance is unisex in appeal but leans masculine, with a clean yet intense aura that some describe as elegant and understated, while others find it sharply unpleasant—particularly due to a sharp, synthetic green/bitter note they liken to coriander or undercooked vegetable essence. It's neither for those seeking bold animalic leather nor for the overly sensitive, and it polarizes in ways not typical of niche fragrances, with some calling it a standout, while others consider it a misstep. It suits daytime wear, especially in autumn seasons, and works well for those who appreciate refined vegetal-niche compositions rather than dramatic or bold commitments.