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Miller Harris now sells L'Eau Magnetic only through The Archive, its shelf of "discontinued but well-loved fragrances" released in small batches until they run out. On 13 October that meant a 50 ml at £95 and a 100 ml tester in the retired packaging at £140.

Roja has moved it into The Archive, which the house describes as an edit of its farewell fragrances, each one marking "a final chapter". It is still on sale there at £995 for 100 ml of parfum, alongside NüWa and the Scandal Pour Homme eau de parfum.

Antonio Alessandria showed Aporia at Pitti Fragranze in Florence in September 2026, and ÇaFleureBon's report of 9 October calls it his latest introduction, an almost edible tobacco that tempts you to chew rather than smoke it. Neither the report nor the house names a price, a concentration or a date.

Clive Christian put Uncovered on its own shop on 12 October 2026 as "the new naked perfume", a limited edition in 50 ml, with the composition and the 40% concentration spelled out — but no price, and nothing that can be ordered yet. The house gives no launch date.

Nicolaï has unlisted Cédrat with the rest of the group — out of the collections and the search, still on sale at its own address in all three sizes. Perfumology, which marks it discontinued, is down to samples.

Browse Nicolaï's shop and Musc is no longer there: the collections and the search both skip it. By direct link it is still on sale in all three sizes, and a handful of boutiques, from Aus Liebe zum Duft to Luckyscent, still carry it.