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The following are some reasons why perfumes can become unavailable:
Each year, the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) issues ever-stricter safety and allergen regulations. This affects quite a few classic formulas as well as niche compositions, and sometimes brands have to discontinue a perfume if they are unable to reformulate.
The brand decides to change the concentration. For example, an eau de parfum is reformulated as an extrait, effectively turning it into a different perfume.
The brand ceases operating. The creative director passed away, got bored, started a new project, sold the business, etc.
The brand cannot keep up with logistics and production demands, with disruptions for up to a year. If there is no regular production and availability schedule, it is not viable for a stockist to carry the brand.
The brand changed the distribution model, eg from niche to duty free.
"I didn't kill because I was angry with them, not because I hated them - I killed because I wanted to keep them with me.” Between 1978 and 1991, Jeffrey Dahmer murdered seventeen men. He lured them with gentleness, drugged them, took their lives, then preserved them. Some he drew, others he photographed. He tried to keep them forever.
Jeffrey is the second chapter of Spiritica's Crime Collection. It is the smell of a damaged mind cracking apart, a world where reality and hallucination coexist. The extrait begins with accords of iced beer and poppers — cold, almost clinical. The heart opens like a wound that breathes: dirty carpet, carnation, coagulated blood, sweat, a sharp blade. The base is the sweetest confession: melted plastic, damp cellar, amber, vetiver. The cap’s flocked and laser-engraved finish reproduces the carpet of the killer’s apartment.
Jeffrey is a fragrance that grips the skin like a memory unwilling to die.
This is a close-range, confrontational scent for moments when you want texture rather than prettiness. It suits dim interiors, late hours and intimate spaces where its smoky, earthy weight can unfold without being softened by distance.
How to wear
Best worn sparingly in cooler weather, where the extrait concentration can bloom without becoming overwhelming. One or two sprays are enough; on skin it reads dense and animalic, while in air it throws a dark, smoky trail that lingers with a plastic-earth edge.
Who it’s for
For wearers drawn to uncompromising niche perfumery, smoky woods, dirty earth accords and conceptual fragrances with a harsh, cinematic character. It will appeal to collectors who enjoy provocative compositions that feel raw, tactile and deliberately unsettling.
Release year
2025
Collaborators
Daniele Muratori Caputo, Spiritica’s founder and creative force, appears to have shaped the concept and production direction, guiding the fragrance’s transgressive true-crime narrative and its highly tactile presentation.
Spiritica’s story
Spiritica treats perfume as symbolic storytelling, blending niche craftsmanship with occult, paranormal and spiritual imagery. The house favors intense extrait formats, bold synthetics and resinous materials, using scent as a vehicle for memory, ritual and psychological tension.
Jeffrey’s concept
Jeffrey is part of Spiritica’s darker narrative universe and is built around the disturbing duality of attraction and annihilation. Inspired by Jeffrey Dahmer, it stages a cold opening of beer and popper-like accord against a heart of blood, sweat and dark textures, then settles into plastic, cellar and vetiver shadows. The carpet-like bottle finish extends the concept into the object itself.
Extra info
The bottle’s flocked, laser-engraved finish is designed to echo the carpet of the killer’s apartment. Spiritica positions the fragrance as an extreme olfactory work, and the scent’s texture is as much part of the concept as its true-crime inspiration.
"I didn't kill because I was angry with them, not because I hated them - I killed because I wanted to keep them with me.” Between 1978 and 1991, Jeffrey Dahmer murdered seventeen men. He lured them with gentleness, drugged them, took their lives, then preserved them. Some he drew, others he photographed. He tried to keep them forever.
Jeffrey is the second chapter of Spiritica's Crime Collection. It is the smell of a damaged mind cracking apart, a world where reality and hallucination coexist. The extrait begins with accords of iced beer and poppers — cold, almost clinical. The heart opens like a wound that breathes: dirty carpet, carnation, coagulated blood, sweat, a sharp blade. The base is the sweetest confession: melted plastic, damp cellar, amber, vetiver. The cap’s flocked and laser-engraved finish reproduces the carpet of the killer’s apartment.
Jeffrey is a fragrance that grips the skin like a memory unwilling to die.
This is a close-range, confrontational scent for moments when you want texture rather than prettiness. It suits dim interiors, late hours and intimate spaces where its smoky, earthy weight can unfold without being softened by distance.
How to wear
Best worn sparingly in cooler weather, where the extrait concentration can bloom without becoming overwhelming. One or two sprays are enough; on skin it reads dense and animalic, while in air it throws a dark, smoky trail that lingers with a plastic-earth edge.
Who it’s for
For wearers drawn to uncompromising niche perfumery, smoky woods, dirty earth accords and conceptual fragrances with a harsh, cinematic character. It will appeal to collectors who enjoy provocative compositions that feel raw, tactile and deliberately unsettling.
Release year
2025
Collaborators
Daniele Muratori Caputo, Spiritica’s founder and creative force, appears to have shaped the concept and production direction, guiding the fragrance’s transgressive true-crime narrative and its highly tactile presentation.
Spiritica’s story
Spiritica treats perfume as symbolic storytelling, blending niche craftsmanship with occult, paranormal and spiritual imagery. The house favors intense extrait formats, bold synthetics and resinous materials, using scent as a vehicle for memory, ritual and psychological tension.
Jeffrey’s concept
Jeffrey is part of Spiritica’s darker narrative universe and is built around the disturbing duality of attraction and annihilation. Inspired by Jeffrey Dahmer, it stages a cold opening of beer and popper-like accord against a heart of blood, sweat and dark textures, then settles into plastic, cellar and vetiver shadows. The carpet-like bottle finish extends the concept into the object itself.
Extra info
The bottle’s flocked, laser-engraved finish is designed to echo the carpet of the killer’s apartment. Spiritica positions the fragrance as an extreme olfactory work, and the scent’s texture is as much part of the concept as its true-crime inspiration.
