FRAGRANCES FROM FEELINGS
Classic Collection
Niche, small-batch alternatives to mainstream perfumes.
Custom Fragrances
Work collaboratively with our in-house perfumer to create an original custom fragrance.
“a damn near perfect symphony
of spice and white florals.”
“Recommended for: Making people stop you on the street”
“niche, small-batch fragrances,
so every bottle feels particularly special.”
“a slow-burning fusion of tart Granny Smith apple and funky marijuana that makes you pine for your younger, breezier self.”
“...when people hug me they say
I smell good.”
“a damn near perfect symphony
of spice and white florals.”
“Recommended for: Making people stop you on the street”
“niche, small-batch fragrances,
so every bottle feels particularly special.”
“a slow-burning fusion of tart Granny Smith apple and funky marijuana that makes you pine for your younger, breezier self.”
“...when people hug me they say
I smell good.”
“a damn near perfect symphony
of spice and white florals.”
“Recommended for: Making people stop you on the street”
“niche, small-batch fragrances,
so every bottle feels particularly special.”
“a slow-burning fusion of tart Granny Smith apple and funky marijuana that makes you pine for your younger, breezier self.”
“...when people hug me they say
I smell good.”
“a damn near perfect symphony
of spice and white florals.”
“Recommended for: Making people stop you on the street”
“niche, small-batch fragrances,
so every bottle feels particularly special.”
“a slow-burning fusion of tart Granny Smith apple and funky marijuana that makes you pine for your younger, breezier self.”
“...when people hug me they say
I smell good.”
IN FEELINGS WE TRUST
Kismet Olfactive is a New York City-based independent fragrance studio founded by bohemian-perfumer Shabnam Tavakol. Born and raised in California, Shabnam—Farsi for “morning dew”—is the daughter of Iranian-immigrant parents who escaped the violent 1979 Revolution in Iran, relocating to the U.S. by way of hard-won efforts and a string of good fortune. Recognizing this fortuitous past, Kismet—from the Persian qismat, meaning “fate,” or, “what is meant to be”—translates the serendipitous moments that make up our lives into wearable scents.
