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Delphinus shares the leather and amber foundation of New Leather but takes a sweeter, more gourmand direction with almond, vanilla, and tonka bean. The addition of black pepper and incense gives it a spicier, more resinous opening. Where New Leather is pure leather and rose, Delphinus wraps the leather in a warm, powdery vanilla blanket, making it feel richer and more indulgent.

Dark Lord intensifies the leather core with a dark, smoky, and earthy character, using cypriol and patchouli to create a rugged, masculine feel. While New Leather balances leather with floral rose, Dark Lord omits florals in favor of rum and jasmine, adding a boozy, slightly sweet edge. The pepper top notes echo New Leather's pink pepper, but the base is drier and more woody.

Sissa takes the leather-amber framework of New Leather and infuses it with saffron, rose, and incense, creating a more opulent, oriental character. The prominent amber and vanilla base is similar, but Sissa adds a fruity brightness from bergamot and lemon. It feels more floral and resinous, with a musky sweetness that contrasts with New Leather's straightforward leather focus.

This iteration of Dark Lord mirrors New Leather in its leather and pepper opening but diverges with a boozy rum and jasmine heart. The base is drier and more earthy, with cedar and vetiver replacing the sweet amber and vanilla of New Leather. It feels more aggressive and smoky, appealing to those who want a leather scent with raw, untamed energy.

Godolphin shares the leather and amber base of New Leather but adds a green, aromatic twist with cypress, mate, and thyme. The saffron top note is a direct link, yet Godolphin incorporates floral notes like jasmine and rose, making it more complex. The vanilla and musk in the base soften the leather, giving it a smoother, more refined finish compared to New Leather's boldness.

Kingside combines leather with warm spices and gourmand notes like cacao and coffee, creating a richer, darker profile than New Leather. The saffron and pink pepper top notes are familiar, but the heart of coffee and rose adds bitterness and depth. The base of amber, vanilla, and patchouli parallels New Leather, but Kingside feels more decadent and complex.

Black Saffron shares the saffron and leather notes of New Leather but introduces a fruity, juicy raspberry accord that lightens the composition. The leather is softer, almost suede-like, and the base uses cashmeran and vetiver instead of heavy amber and vanilla. It is more versatile and casual, with a modern, minimalist feel that contrasts with New Leather's formal intensity.

Fucking Fabulous echoes New Leather's leather and almond-like bitterness but adds a powdery, aromatic lavender and clary sage top. The leather is blended with tonka bean and white woods, creating a softer, creamier texture. It feels more playful and avant-garde, with a bitter almond note that adds a distinctive twist compared to New Leather's straightforward spice and leather.

Cruz Del Sur I builds on the leather and spice theme with a boozy rum and dried fruit opening, adding a sweet, fermented richness. The leather is darker and smokier, supported by castoreum and incense. While New Leather is centered on floral leather, this one leans into animalic and smoky territories, offering a more adventurous, vintage-inspired profile.

Monkey Special amplifies the leather and spice with a bold passionfruit and rum top, creating a fruity, boozy introduction. The leather is wrapped in caramel, vanilla, and labdanum, making it sweeter and more gourmand than New Leather. The rose and cinnamon heart adds warmth, but the overall effect is more extravagant and loud, perfect for those wanting a statement leather.

Animalique shares the leather and amber core but takes a softer, powdery approach with mimosa and violet. The suede note is lighter and more refined, while the tobacco leaf base adds a subtle smokiness. It lacks the spicy punch of New Leather, instead offering a gentle, floral leather that feels more intimate and elegant, suitable for closer wear.

Centaurus mirrors New Leather's amber and leather base but introduces a rich tobacco and cinnamon top, adding a sweet, spicy complexity. The floral heart of jasmine and heliotrope makes it more powdery and refined. The vanilla and benzoin base is similar, but Centaurus feels more opulent and rounded, with a smoother, more luxurious texture.