Cašmir opens with a burst of tropical brightness — bergamot cutting through the sweetness of peach, mango, and coconut — but don't mistake this for a light, breezy scent. It's more like standing in a...
Performance is one of Cašmir's most praised qualities — it's consistently described as a powerhouse that lasts throughout the day and beyond, with projection strong enough in the opening hours to fill a room.
Fall and winter are the overwhelming consensus for when to wear this, with evening and night-out occasions being the most common recommendations. It reads as too intense and too warm for summer or office wear.
Many who love it have a nostalgic connection — it's a fragrance that people remember smelling on someone else first, often decades ago, and then tracked down.
The sweetness is polarizing: enthusiasts find it comforting and distinctive, while others find it too much for regular wear, something to reach for occasionally rather than daily.
It's consistently flagged as excellent value — an older scent that delivers genuine longevity and character at a price well below more fashionable alternatives, earning it a place on many "always rebuy" lists.
