This is not a subtle fragrance. And it’s not meant to be.

313 is deep, dark, and atmospheric the kind of scent that feels like it belongs somewhere far away. It opens with an unexpected contrast: a touch of ripe raspberry adding richness and warmth, balanced by geranium to keep things refined rather than sweet. From the very first spray, it feels luxurious and deliberate.

As it develops, rose and saffron take centre stage. The rose isn’t soft or delicate  it’s dense and slightly smoky, wrapped in the dry warmth of saffron. Together, they create a heart that feels opulent, almost resinous, bridging the freshness of the opening with the depth that follows.

Then the base arrives  and this is where The Nomado truly lives. Oud comes through dark and smoky, layered with incense and benzoin for a resinous, almost incense-filled warmth. Amberwood and birch add structure, giving the scent its backbone and helping it cling to skin and fabric for hours.

This is a fragrance for evenings, cold air, and confident wearers. It doesn’t chase compliments it commands attention quietly. Unisex by design, but undeniably bold. Crafted as an extrait de parfum in London, it delivers long-lasting wear with presence, depth, and character that stays with you long after you’ve left the room.