Choosing a Tada Parfumeur fragrance starts with the notes you enjoy. The collection at Passion Parfum includes several creations, not just Tasogare. This guide compares three different directions in the catalogue to help you decide which to explore.
Sugidama: sugi, lavender and woods
Sugidama is a woody aromatic composition. Sugi oil, lavender, bergamot and saffron lead into lily of the valley, solar notes, white flowers and cedar. Guaiac wood, musk, sandalwood and patchouli make up the base.
Consider it if you enjoy woods with aromatic and floral accents. Its name refers to the balls of cedar branches hung outside sake breweries, gradually changing from green to brown.
The Print House: coffee, ink, paper and leather
The Print House explores an analogue print workshop. Coffee, ink, carrot seed oil and saffron introduce a heart of paper, metallic notes, incense and iris. Cashmeran, patchouli, iris, musk, leather and oakmoss form the base.
Compare it with Sugidama if you like woody fragrances but want to explore unusual accords. The coffee note is part of an ink, paper and leather composition, rather than a reason to assume this is a sweet gourmand perfume.
Tasogare: plum, conifers and incense
Tasogare combines plum, yuzu and lavender with hinoki, cypress and rose. Incense, benzoin, guaiac wood and oud shape the base. It provides another route into woods and resins.
Availability: the product page identifies Tasogare as discontinued. Check the current sizes and stock; further replenishment is not announced.
Comparing the fragrances on skin
Start with two different note profiles. Smell the opening, then return to the fragrance as it develops: the base may change your preference. Longevity and projection depend on skin, application and wearing conditions. Where a sample size is offered and available, it allows you to compare before buying a full bottle.
Explore the collection
Visit the Tada Parfumeur collection for these and other fragrances. Each product page gives its notes, sizes, price and current availability. This guide is based on catalogue information and does not replace your own fragrance trial.