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Chiris
James Heeley

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Chiris

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Chiris is a unisex extrait de parfum by James Heeley, released in 2026 and composed by James Heeley himself. The house presents it as an iris-leather accord paying tribute to Chiris, a producer of raw materials founded in 1768. The announced notes combine citrus, peach, iris, incense and leather. The olfactory family and the description of the bottle remain unknown.

Top notes

At the top, citrus opens the accord alongside peach and osmanthus. The citrus remains generic, with no species named. Peach and osmanthus give the opening a fruity and floral tonality, before the iris announced for the heart of the composition.

Heart notes

The heart combines iris and incense. The iris is described as an iris pallida, once cultivated by Chiris in Tuscany and worked for its woody facets. The incense, named olibanum in its description, accompanies this iris in the accord.

Base notes

The base brings together cedar, amber, sandalwood and leather. The leather joins the oriental leather accord described around the iris; the cedar, which its description already links to the iris, relies on sandalwood and amber.

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