Perfume Fugazzi Orange Crush Extrait 3.4 oz (100 ml)

Descripción

Orange Crush Extrait by Fugazzi 3.4oz Unisex Extrait Spray -- extrait strength in a bracket where almost nobody gives it Orange Crush Extrait by Fugazzi 3.4oz Unisex Extrait Spray is 100 ml of Orange Crush Extrait in extrait de parfum, from Fugazzi -- an Amsterdam house founded in 2018 that sells concentration rather than heritage. What you are selling here is concentration, not a name. Fugazzi bottles most of its range as extrait, well above what its price bracket usually gives you, and that is the one thing a customer registers in the first thirty seconds. The house is no longer a secret either: it moved from specialist shelves into mass prestige retail on two continents inside a year. The recognition is arriving on its own, so what you are buying is being early rather than being first. Sealed stock in its own carton. The real exposure on this house is not counterfeiting, it is the grey market: units circulate with codes that never came from the factory, and shop listings contradict each other on basic facts. Being able to trace a case back is worth real money on a house this young, in a way it simply is not on a supermarket brand. Fragrance Composition Olfactory family: citrus woody Key notes: orange, musk, pepperwood, akigalawood On skin it reads as a bright, juicy orange over clean musk and a peppery woody base. The house publishes a breakdown by level, but the other source checked lists the same materials without one, so the order is not printed here. Say exactly that to a customer who asks: it carries better than a sequence you would have to defend. Commercial Details Size: 100 ml (3.4 oz) Concentration: Extrait de Parfum Gender: Unisex Brand: Fugazzi Presentation: Factory-sealed in its own carton Authenticity: Genuine Fugazzi stock Case pack: Individual + case discounts starting at 12 units Terms: Flat $35 shipping on all orders, no minimums, no membership. 3% off when paying by Zelle Retailer Insights Bought by the enthusiast who already owns the obvious designer bottles and wants something half the street is not wearing. Decides on concentration first and name second, and comes back if it lasts. Sells through independent perfumeries, niche specialists, marketplaces and online. Positioning Shelve it away from the designer wall and with the rest of your niche, because the customer who wants this does not arrive by way of the famous names. Say the concentration out loud -- it is the shortest argument you have and the one that works. And where the same name exists in two strengths, separate them physically: they are different judgements, and a customer who walks out with the wrong one does not come back.