Cathedral of Ruins

Fulton & Roark announces Cathedral of Ruins in 2026 as a new release, presented as a unisex extrait de parfum. The composition is credited to perfumer Kevin Scozzaro, and the house places it in the oriental family, without further detail on its position within the line.

The house presents the fragrance as a tribute to the abandoned grandeur of the City Methodist Church in Gary, Indiana. It recalls that the church was built in 1926 with the support of U.S. Steel, and that it was once among the largest in the Midwest.

Fulton & Roark links the church’s closing, in 1975, to the decline of Gary’s steel economy, which caused the congregation to dwindle. The house describes the olfactory result as solemn, shadowed and quietly striking, without further comment on the accord.

What is still missing

Fulton & Roark has not yet announced the size, price or release date of Cathedral of Ruins. No information describes the bottle itself, its shape or its design, as of the publication date of this article.