Sugar Leather walks a deliberate tightrope between gourmand comfort and leather sophistication. The opening announces itself with cinnamon and plum—warm spice cutting through a subtle fruitiness that...
Opinion splits sharply between admirers of its warm spice-and-amber profile (who praise its uniqueness and sophistication) and leather seekers (who find it oversweetened and underwhelming on its promised leather component).
Performs well with good lasting power and projection, though described as "soft" on skin while maintaining presence in the air—strong enough for evening wear but not aggressive.
Resonates most strongly as a cool-weather fragrance, particularly for fall and winter, where its dense warmth and spice feel seasonally appropriate rather than cloying.
Often compared to other spicy gourmands like Augeant and Dates Delight, placing it in a category of sophisticated sweet-and-spicy fragrances rather than true leather fragrances.
Worth the price for those seeking a polished, unusual gourmand with backbone, but not a bargain option—value depends entirely on whether the profile aligns with your preferences.
