Inside ROUGH STOCK.

Where it belongs, how it feels, what it smells like, and how it wears.

A dark wood-panelled room at night, lit by one lamp

Where it belongs

A room with no name.

Low light and dark wood. A twist of peel, a curl of cedar smoke. A place you find because you know where it is, not because of a sign.

What it makes you feel

Composed. Close. Sure of itself.

ROUGH STOCK doesn't announce you. It stays close to the skin and changes how you carry yourself. Presence, without the noise.

What it smells like

Dark citrus. Cedar smoke. Ambered skin.

  1. A twist of grapefruit peel in raking light

    Dark citrus

    Grapefruit peel
    Bergamot

    Bitter peel, bright and dry, first.

  2. Cedar end grain and a curled shaving in raking light

    Cedar smoke

    Cedarwood
    Black pepper

    Dry wood with a peppered edge.

  3. A smooth dark stone with one soft highlight

    Ambered skin

    Ambroxan
    Mineral warmth

    A warm, mineral pull that reads as skin, not perfume.

How it wears

First. Then. Last.

Dark citrus is strongest first and fades. Cedar smoke rises to its peak in the middle. Ambered skin is there from the start, builds, and is what stays last.

FirstThenLast

First · 0–30 min The citrus opens bright and sharp.

Then · 30 min–3 hr Cedar smoke and pepper move in as it settles.

Last · 3 hr + What stays is warm, close and quiet.

An impression of how the scent develops, in typical times. Wear varies by skin.
Studio visualization of the white-label ROUGH STOCK Eau de Parfum bottle, 50 mL
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