Aromatic
Citrusy
Spicy
Notesartemisiabergamotcardamomcinnamoniso-e-superlavendermuskorangesandalwoodthymevanilla
Tags
#beast
#clean
#fresh
Style
unisex
"Fiore di cotone" is an Italian expression for "cotton flower", used to describe a fresh, clean scent. This EdP is powdery and green, thanks to the interplay of lavender with musk and bergamot. Artemisia lends a subtly herbaceous and bitter edge, putting a little starch in this smell of freshly-washed sheets.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A freshly pressed shirt at the start of a busy morning: Fiore di Cotone carries that sense of order without smelling austere. Powdery lavender and musk soften the impression, while bitter-green artemisia keeps the clean-linen character crisp. Its register is composed and quietly attentive, suited to shared spaces rather than theatrical entrances.
How to wear
Its citrus and herbal freshness makes it a natural choice for spring and mild weather, while the powdery musk and sandalwood offer softness in cooler air. Start with one or two sprays on skin, particularly in shared indoor spaces. Let the opening settle before adding more; warmth may make the aromatic freshness more expansive.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to clean-linen fragrances but looking for more than simple soapiness. It suits a taste for powdery lavender, soft musk and restrained woods, with enough bitter herbs and spice to keep the freshness textured rather than purely citrus-led.
Release year
2021
The nose
Luca Maffei is an Italian perfumer associated with Atelier Fragranze Milano and a prominent voice in contemporary niche perfumery. His work spans luminous citrus compositions, textured woods and richer aromatic structures, with an emphasis on clarity and balance. In Fiore di Cotone, he translates the comfort of clean textiles into a composition of lavender, herbs, musk and soft woods.
Farmacia SS. Annunziata dal 1561’s story
Farmacia SS. Annunziata dal 1561 connects its Florentine apothecary heritage with contemporary fragrance creation. The house emphasises craftsmanship, carefully selected ingredients and attention to detail, treating research and innovation as ways to renew tradition rather than preserve it unchanged.
Fiore di Cotone’s concept
Fiore di Cotone takes its inspiration from clean laundry and sun-dried textiles rather than a literal cotton blossom. Lavender, thyme and vanilla shape an impression of freshness, softness and everyday comfort. Released during the house’s 460th-anniversary renewal, it belongs to that period’s fragrance collection; the separate scent Anniversary carries the explicit commemorative role.
Extra info
Fiore di Cotone means “cotton flower” in Italian, yet cotton flower does not appear in its official note pyramid: the association comes from its clean-textile imagery. The formula’s listed notes include Iso E Super alongside lavender, artemisia and sandalwood. The 1561 in the house’s name refers to its historical origins, not the age of this perfume.
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£150.00, 100 ml EdP
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£100.00, 50 ml EdP
Notesartemisiabergamotcardamomcinnamoniso-e-superlavendermuskorangesandalwoodthymevanilla
Tags
#beast
#clean
#fresh
Style
unisex
"Fiore di cotone" is an Italian expression for "cotton flower", used to describe a fresh, clean scent. This EdP is powdery and green, thanks to the interplay of lavender with musk and bergamot. Artemisia lends a subtly herbaceous and bitter edge, putting a little starch in this smell of freshly-washed sheets.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A freshly pressed shirt at the start of a busy morning: Fiore di Cotone carries that sense of order without smelling austere. Powdery lavender and musk soften the impression, while bitter-green artemisia keeps the clean-linen character crisp. Its register is composed and quietly attentive, suited to shared spaces rather than theatrical entrances.
How to wear
Its citrus and herbal freshness makes it a natural choice for spring and mild weather, while the powdery musk and sandalwood offer softness in cooler air. Start with one or two sprays on skin, particularly in shared indoor spaces. Let the opening settle before adding more; warmth may make the aromatic freshness more expansive.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to clean-linen fragrances but looking for more than simple soapiness. It suits a taste for powdery lavender, soft musk and restrained woods, with enough bitter herbs and spice to keep the freshness textured rather than purely citrus-led.
Release year
2021
The nose
Luca Maffei is an Italian perfumer associated with Atelier Fragranze Milano and a prominent voice in contemporary niche perfumery. His work spans luminous citrus compositions, textured woods and richer aromatic structures, with an emphasis on clarity and balance. In Fiore di Cotone, he translates the comfort of clean textiles into a composition of lavender, herbs, musk and soft woods.
Farmacia SS. Annunziata dal 1561’s story
Farmacia SS. Annunziata dal 1561 connects its Florentine apothecary heritage with contemporary fragrance creation. The house emphasises craftsmanship, carefully selected ingredients and attention to detail, treating research and innovation as ways to renew tradition rather than preserve it unchanged.
Fiore di Cotone’s concept
Fiore di Cotone takes its inspiration from clean laundry and sun-dried textiles rather than a literal cotton blossom. Lavender, thyme and vanilla shape an impression of freshness, softness and everyday comfort. Released during the house’s 460th-anniversary renewal, it belongs to that period’s fragrance collection; the separate scent Anniversary carries the explicit commemorative role.
Extra info
Fiore di Cotone means “cotton flower” in Italian, yet cotton flower does not appear in its official note pyramid: the association comes from its clean-textile imagery. The formula’s listed notes include Iso E Super alongside lavender, artemisia and sandalwood. The 1561 in the house’s name refers to its historical origins, not the age of this perfume.