Fruity
Woody
Notesambrette seedsambroxancedarwoodedamamefigorris (iris root)sandalwoodviolet leaves
Tags
#fresh
#sweet
Style
unisex
204 perfumer Domitille Michalon says, “I imagined a sunny fragrance bursting with sweet figs over creamy sandalwood; a nap in the shade when the sun is beating down. I added a touch of green, a touch of nature, like a crunchy edamame bean.”
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An unhurried afternoon after the heat has driven everyone into the shade. The fig’s milky sweetness feels relaxed and inviting at close quarters, while the crisp green accent keeps the mood alert rather than drowsy—a soft presence that leaves room for conversation.
How to wear
The green fig profile suits mild spring days and warm weather, with creamy woods lending softness as temperatures fall. Start with one or two sprays on skin; in strong heat, keep application light so the sweet, milky facets do not dominate the crisp green contrast.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to milky fig, soft musky textures and creamy woods, but who prefer a green edge to overtly sugary fruit. It offers a balance between comforting sweetness and the slightly vegetal bite of an edamame accord.
Release year
2025, renamed 2026
The nose
Domitille Michalon-Bertier, credited by the house as Domitille Michalon, is a French perfumer whose work includes co-creating Viktor & Rolf’s Flowerbomb. Her compositions often balance generous sweetness with carefully shaped floral and woody textures. For 204, she pairs sweet fig and creamy sandalwood with a crisp edamame accord, giving the fragrance a green counterpoint to its softness.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur treats fragrance as a personal collection of memories, places and emotions. Founder Ludovic Bonneton works with established and emerging perfumers, while the house emphasizes French craftsmanship across fragrance and packaging production. Its numbered scents invite exploration, collecting and mixing rather than commitment to a single olfactory identity.
204 Velvet Fig’s concept
Michalon imagined sweet figs resting over creamy sandalwood: the olfactory equivalent of a nap in the shade while the sun beats down. An edamame-like green accent adds the crunch of something freshly picked, keeping the milky fruit from becoming purely sweet.
Extra info
Both fig and edamame are constructed accords, not literal fruit or bean extracts. The official formula description also names violet leaves, iris concrete, ambrette-seed essence, cedar-heart essence and New Caledonian sandalwood essence. Despite its woody foundation, the house places 204 in its fruity family.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Making Sense of Amber
Notesambrette seedsambroxancedarwoodedamamefigorris (iris root)sandalwoodviolet leaves
Tags
#fresh
#sweet
Style
unisex
204 perfumer Domitille Michalon says, “I imagined a sunny fragrance bursting with sweet figs over creamy sandalwood; a nap in the shade when the sun is beating down. I added a touch of green, a touch of nature, like a crunchy edamame bean.”
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An unhurried afternoon after the heat has driven everyone into the shade. The fig’s milky sweetness feels relaxed and inviting at close quarters, while the crisp green accent keeps the mood alert rather than drowsy—a soft presence that leaves room for conversation.
How to wear
The green fig profile suits mild spring days and warm weather, with creamy woods lending softness as temperatures fall. Start with one or two sprays on skin; in strong heat, keep application light so the sweet, milky facets do not dominate the crisp green contrast.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to milky fig, soft musky textures and creamy woods, but who prefer a green edge to overtly sugary fruit. It offers a balance between comforting sweetness and the slightly vegetal bite of an edamame accord.
Release year
2025, renamed 2026
The nose
Domitille Michalon-Bertier, credited by the house as Domitille Michalon, is a French perfumer whose work includes co-creating Viktor & Rolf’s Flowerbomb. Her compositions often balance generous sweetness with carefully shaped floral and woody textures. For 204, she pairs sweet fig and creamy sandalwood with a crisp edamame accord, giving the fragrance a green counterpoint to its softness.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur treats fragrance as a personal collection of memories, places and emotions. Founder Ludovic Bonneton works with established and emerging perfumers, while the house emphasizes French craftsmanship across fragrance and packaging production. Its numbered scents invite exploration, collecting and mixing rather than commitment to a single olfactory identity.
204 Velvet Fig’s concept
Michalon imagined sweet figs resting over creamy sandalwood: the olfactory equivalent of a nap in the shade while the sun beats down. An edamame-like green accent adds the crunch of something freshly picked, keeping the milky fruit from becoming purely sweet.
Extra info
Both fig and edamame are constructed accords, not literal fruit or bean extracts. The official formula description also names violet leaves, iris concrete, ambrette-seed essence, cedar-heart essence and New Caledonian sandalwood essence. Despite its woody foundation, the house places 204 in its fruity family.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Making Sense of Amber