Iris Debonair

Escentials in Singapore had the 100 ml on its shelves on 2 September, a day after the launch, down to a single unit — retail reached Asia within the week rather than waiting out the boutique window.

Fragrantica works from the same ten materials and shuffles only the wording: wormwood where Creed writes absinthe leaves, and pink pepper and cardamom lifted to the top of the opening rather than sitting inside it.

The House of Creed sells Iris Debonair from its own boutique site — $380 for 50 ml, $510 for 100 ml and $800 for 240 ml, all three ordered outright rather than waitlisted. The page calls it a fougère floral and gives the pyramid in the house's own words: bergamot co-infused with absinthe leaves, English lavender with violet leaf and a fig pulp accord, then French iris pallida, ambrette and amberwood. No perfumer is named.