Fruity

Amphawa and Cherry Wine

The fruity lineup covers a lot of ground — from the watery melon of Amphawa to the bold cherry and patchouli of Cherry Wine.

Bang Nampheung and Summer Heaven

Crowd favorites like Bang Nampheung and Summer Heaven lean sweet and tropical.

Khao Yai and Nakhon

While Khao Yai and Nakhon Ratchasima stay quiet and grape-forward.

Golden Pear

It is the most surprising of the bunch, with a creamy, milky dry-down you wouldn't expect.

Eleven scents in total, so there's room to explore.

Gourmand

Mango Sticky Rice

Smells exactly like what it sounds — mango peel, coconut milk, jasmine, and pandan with a vanilla musk base.

Thai Tea

Opens on orange and black tea, then deepens into honey and red tea with a sweet vanilla finish. Both are the kind of scents that make people walk into a room and immediately ask what that smell is.

Floral

Sa-ne Chan

Elegant and dry — bergamot leaves, rose and peony with lychee, finishing on vetiver and wood.

Bang Len

Fresher, with mint, jasmine, and michelia flower over an amber musk base.

Doi Pui

Stays romantic: orange and lemon on top, rose and geranium in the middle, settling into moss and amber.

Oriental

Song Wat

Complex in the best way — matcha, citrus, and jasmine layered over spice and ginger.

Sukhothai

Almost entirely citrus and herbal: lemongrass, bergamot, and lemon oil brightened by litsea cubeba.

Khon Kaen

The richest of the three, with lavender and neroli in the heart, drying down to sandalwood, leather, and amber.

Aromatic/Aquatic

Pattaya

Opens with bergamot and lemon, blooms into lavender and geranium, and finishes with cedarwood.

Bangkok

Brings eucalyptus and peppermint with a tonka bean and guaiacwood base — fresh but with depth.

Winter Holiday

Layers citrus and melon over ylang ylang and violet, with a powdery cedar finish.

Phuket

The lightest of the group — orange blossom and grapefruit, violet, and a clean musk.

Green

Song Wat

Complex in the best way — matcha, citrus, and jasmine layered over spice and ginger.

Sukhothai

Almost entirely citrus and herbal: lemongrass, bergamot, and lemon oil brightened by litsea cubeba.

Khon Kaen

The richest of the three, with lavender and neroli in the heart, drying down to sandalwood, leather, and amber.

Skin Scent

Ratchadamri

These three wear like a second skin. Ratchadamri goes from citrus into coconut and fig, ending on vetiver and vanilla.

Asok

Starts with lemon, coconut, and pineapple, then settles into dry woods and amber.

Phrom Phong

The softest — mandarin and grapefruit, heliotrope and orris, finished with guaiacwood.

Fruity

Emperor Lychee

Opens on lychee, blackcurrant, and apple, blooms into raspberry and peony, and dries down to cedar and amber — fruity with real polish.

Lazy River

Easy and light: lemon and apple, jasmine and rose, clean musk.

Siam Sweet

Leans warmer — plum and mandarin over rose and frangipani, grounded by sandalwood, vetiver, and tonka bean.

Pomelology

Stays bright, grapefruit and mandarin with jasmine and apple, finishing on vetiver.

Floral

Pak Klong Talad

Opens with mandarin and apple, blooms fully into magnolia, and stays close to the skin on soft musk.

It's a floral that doesn't overwhelm.

Aromatic/Aquatic

Summer Samui

Pairs cedrat and mint with blackcurrant and rose, finishing on apricot and ambrette — fresh and a little unexpected.

Bangkokian

Opens on bergamot and calone, settles into jasmine, and dries down to cedarwood and ambroxan.

Lost in the Sky is expansive — bergamot, lemon, and aldehydic notes up top, jasmine and sweet pea in the heart, then sandalwood and cashmeran on the base.

Lost in the Sky

Expansive — bergamot, lemon, and aldehydic notes up top, jasmine and sweet pea in the heart, then sandalwood and cashmeran on the base.

Green

Hide Away Garden

It is lush and layered. Bergamot, orange, lemon, and a hint of watermelon open it up. Geranium, rosemary, and jasmine come through in the middle.

It finishes on cedarwood, patchouli, and a touch of smokewood — like stepping into a garden that's been in the sun all day.

Woody

Tomorrow is Yesterday

Starts soft with daisy and clary sage, moves through aquatic and sedge, and settles into amber and wood.

Oriental Express

Goes darker — pepper, clove, and chocolate on top, then cedarwood and guaiacwood, finishing on balsamic vanilla and nut. It's a mood, not just a scent.