Nuit d’Issey was released in 2014, a woody, leathery masculine from Issey Miyaké, which the house announces as an ode to wood. Dominique Ropion and Loc Dong built it on a contrast: grapefruit and bergamot in the opening, a leather accord backed by black pepper and vetiver, and a base of incense and ebony softened with tonka bean and patchouli.
The bottle of the house's masculines is treated in gradients of black, offered in seventy-five and one hundred twenty-five milliliters.
Nuit d’Issey comes in the bottle of the house's masculines, treated in gradients of black, a direct echo of the night from which the fragrance takes its name. The glass plays with shadow and light rather than a solid color.
Two sizes make up the French range, seventy-five and one hundred twenty-five milliliters. The first dominates the shelves, the second holds the role of large format, reserved for the masculines that the house distributes most widely.