Stetson Rich Suede ~ new fragrance

Stetson Rich Suede cologne w/ Tom Brady

Stetson has launched Stetson Rich Suede, a new fragrance for men:

Stands the test of time. This men’s Stetson Rich Suede cologne is the latest edition of the classic American fragrance. Perfect for any occasion.

The fragrance notes include blue cypress, Florida orange dewdrops, wild blue sage, orrisroot, bemi resin, myrrh, crushed saffron, osmanthus petals, rich suede accord, smooth leather accord, labdanum, Appalachian fur [sic] balsam and Virginia cedarwood.

Stetson Rich Suede is available in 50 ml Cologne Spray. (via kohls) You can request a free sample at the Stetson website.

Other recent launches from Stetson: Stetson Fresh.

Filed in topic:

Tags:

23 Comments

Read more about commenting at Now Smell This.

  1. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    Every new perfume endorsed by Tom Brady comes with the signature Appalachian Fur note and a home pregnancy test!

    And what sort of fur? A skunk? A possum? A skunk/possum/raccoon accord? What? I want to know.

  2. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    LOL — Appalachian fur, isn't that a crack up?

  3. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    And what the hell is “bemi resin”? Is there even any such thing? At first glance I thought, “Well, obviously they mean 'elemi resin'”, because I already know what elemi is (it's a tropical tree resin with a sort of medicinal citrus-licorice-wood aroma), and I haven't found anything that dispels my first impression, which is that whoever wrote that press release is kind of an idiot.
    Still, I want to try Stetson Rich Suede, because the original is awesomely sexy and maybe lightning strikes twice.

  4. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    You know, I almost put a [sic] after bemi too, but hey, what do I know, maybe it's some resin I've never heard of.

    Not a press release though — just the copy on the kohl's website. Don't know who is responsible for it, but I thank them for the joy of Appalachian fur balsam — it's even better than my white muck!

  5. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    I hope the sample is a vial, not those crappy blotted towelettes like Covet sent out. Then again, it is Stetson….
    This sounds interesting. I still haven't sniffed a leather perfume (other than Kelly Caleche, but that was once, months ago, and it wasn't really tough leather) so I'd be interested to know how this holds up to the others.

  6. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    All I can say is Tom Brady can blaze this trail any time…

  7. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    I hate those darned towelettes, but hate those little bubble thingies on a card even more. But bet you're right that it isn't a vial.

  8. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    There should be a comma between “bemi” and “balsam.” Thousands of years ago, the Appalachian fur, long extinct, was a small, hairy animal. It lived in the highlands of the Appalachian bemi forests and ate bemi leaves, thereby, ahem, *secreting* bemi resin onto the branches of the tree. Relict bemi resin looks much like amber and has a characteristically rich odor. There.

    Makes at least as much sense as “Florida orange dewdrops.” But it sounds good. I like these notes.

  9. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    Make that, a comma between “bemi” and “fur.” Duh.

  10. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    *applause, applause*

    Thanks for clearing that up!

  11. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    :-)

  12. Anonymous
    Posted on 25 August 2008

    I bet you it's a tiny damp blotter sealed under foil on a postcard. That's how my “sample” of Lacoste Elegance arrived. Luckily, I managed to get a proper sample at the department store (it's wonderful).

    And I can't even get a sample of the new Stetson because they're available to US addresses only. Bastards.

  13. Anonymous
    Posted on 26 August 2008

    Florida Orange dewdrops? I guess that's plain old rainwater off an orange? LOL

  14. Anonymous
    Posted on 26 August 2008

    If it's that damp blotter, you're better off without. They're a waste of time.

  15. Anonymous
    Posted on 26 August 2008

    Yep!

  16. Anonymous
    Posted on 26 August 2008

    I don't have that much experience with the blotters; the Covet ones smelled pretty accurate.

    Wanna hear something funny? This is off the Stetson email I got back from filling out their form:

    “This email was sent to you by Stetson because you embody the Spirit of the American West.”

    I think otherwise, but….

  17. Anonymous
    Posted on 26 August 2008

    Hey, but you will if you buy Rich Suede, LOL…

  18. Anonymous
    Posted on 5 September 2008

    This is on sale for 11.50 at Target stores until the end of the month, and I am dying to buy. I do love the original Stetson, but my husband has banned it due to the subliminal influence of the damned ad campaign (“you smell like Tom Brady!”). But this sounds to me like a good, fun autumn scent. Osmanthus? Yeah! I'll admit I pried open the box and took a sniffy-sniff off the top, and I got a whiff of something warm and nice…

  19. Anonymous
    Posted on 5 September 2008

    Hey, that's a bargain! I'll look for it.

  20. Anonymous
    Posted on 11 September 2008

    Actually, I've checked. it's 'Appalachian Fir Balsam' and 'Elemi Resin'. But sorry, it's still 'Florida Orange Dewdrops' (it seems like a Kilian's fragrance). Appalachian fur and bemi resin could be for next Prix Eau Faux, no ?

  21. Anonymous
    Posted on 11 September 2008

    As is often the case, many of the “real” fragrance descriptions seem too silly to work in the Prix Eau Faux, LOL…

    And they still haven't fixed the notes on the Kohl's website.

  22. Anonymous
    Posted on 18 March 2009

    Glad I didn't see THIS list of notes before I bought a small 15 ml bottle at CVS today. (Appalachian fur? My God, can't we mountain people catch a darn break? People already think we're stupid…)

    I admit, I'm now on an osmanthus kick and thought I might like it. I DO. It's a little on the masculine side for me, but would probably be a great layering scent. (My Jardin sur le Nil from several hours ago is starting to fade, but one spray of Rich Suede under two of Jardin would probably smell terrific.)

    Actually, I'm already thinking about how I can convince The CEO of the house to wear this, so I can sniff it on male skin. Really nice.

  23. Anonymous
    Posted on 18 March 2009

    Hey, can you really smell the osmanthus?

Post a Comment

You must be logged in to post a comment.

  • Shop for perfume

    Luckyscent
    Fragrancenet
  • Subscribe to NST

    RSS feedEmail buttontwitter buttonFacebook button
  • Search

  • Login to comment

  • Browse by…

  • Advertisement

  • From NST at Twitter

    • "Cate Blanchett named as face of Giorgio Armani's new fragrance 'Sí'" (article digital spy) ,
    • "Jo Malone on her fragrance empire and battling cancer" ,
    • Sunday SOTE -- wearing Jo Malone Osmanthus Blossom, or what's left of it. Chocolate: Taza w/ salted almond. TV later - Office finale.,
    • "How I Turned My Persona Into the Perfect Perfume" (article about Original Scent) ,
    • Lazy weekend poll ~ Haiku challenge 2013! ,
  • Blogroll