More is less. Orchestrated with just three main ingredients. One: Iso-e-Super (with its sensation of soft, transparent wood). Two: white amber (with its comforting, almost skin-like warmth). Three: orange (lavishly applied). The effect: a warm/fresh velvetiness that intensifies the longer it lives on the skin.
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Vibe check
An unhurried afternoon with sleeves rolled back and conversation at close range. Orange lends an immediate brightness, while the soft wood and amber give that energy a quieter, tactile edge—more relaxed presence than crisp formality.
How to wear
A natural fit for mild to warm weather, with enough amber softness to suit cooler days. Start with one or two sprays on bare skin and allow the orange to settle into the woody warmth before adding more. Light application keeps the citrus and skin-like texture in balance.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy citrus but find sharp colognes too brisk, and transparent woody fragrances too abstract. Orange Crush suits a taste for pared-back compositions, soft amber and brightness without a heavily layered floral or spicy structure.
Release year
2022
The nose
Valérie Garnuch-Mentzel and Ilias Ermenidis are credited with Orange Crush. Ermenidis is an internationally established fine-fragrance perfumer whose work spans designer and niche houses. Here, the composition centres on a restrained interplay of citrus brightness, transparent woods and amber warmth.
Fugazzi’s story
Founded in Amsterdam by Bram Niessink, Fugazzi approaches perfumery through intuition, experimentation and playful luxury. Understated bottles and expressive names frame fragrances built to suggest a feeling or story rather than follow conventional categories.
Orange Crush’s concept
Orange Crush explores citrus through texture: generous orange softened by white amber and transparent wood. Its central image is an orange made of velvet, replacing the sharpness of a traditional citrus cologne with a warmer, skin-like softness that develops as the fragrance settles.
Extra info
The Eau de Parfum is listed at 20% concentration. Its three main ingredients describe the creative structure, not a complete formula. A separate Extrait followed in 2025, reworking the woody character with Akigalawood and pepperwood rather than simply increasing the concentration.
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More is less. Orchestrated with just three main ingredients. One: Iso-e-Super (with its sensation of soft, transparent wood). Two: white amber (with its comforting, almost skin-like warmth). Three: orange (lavishly applied). The effect: a warm/fresh velvetiness that intensifies the longer it lives on the skin.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An unhurried afternoon with sleeves rolled back and conversation at close range. Orange lends an immediate brightness, while the soft wood and amber give that energy a quieter, tactile edge—more relaxed presence than crisp formality.
How to wear
A natural fit for mild to warm weather, with enough amber softness to suit cooler days. Start with one or two sprays on bare skin and allow the orange to settle into the woody warmth before adding more. Light application keeps the citrus and skin-like texture in balance.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy citrus but find sharp colognes too brisk, and transparent woody fragrances too abstract. Orange Crush suits a taste for pared-back compositions, soft amber and brightness without a heavily layered floral or spicy structure.
Release year
2022
The nose
Valérie Garnuch-Mentzel and Ilias Ermenidis are credited with Orange Crush. Ermenidis is an internationally established fine-fragrance perfumer whose work spans designer and niche houses. Here, the composition centres on a restrained interplay of citrus brightness, transparent woods and amber warmth.
Fugazzi’s story
Founded in Amsterdam by Bram Niessink, Fugazzi approaches perfumery through intuition, experimentation and playful luxury. Understated bottles and expressive names frame fragrances built to suggest a feeling or story rather than follow conventional categories.
Orange Crush’s concept
Orange Crush explores citrus through texture: generous orange softened by white amber and transparent wood. Its central image is an orange made of velvet, replacing the sharpness of a traditional citrus cologne with a warmer, skin-like softness that develops as the fragrance settles.
Extra info
The Eau de Parfum is listed at 20% concentration. Its three main ingredients describe the creative structure, not a complete formula. A separate Extrait followed in 2025, reworking the woody character with Akigalawood and pepperwood rather than simply increasing the concentration.