Waid Oud vs Silver Iris

Shared character

Both fragrances feature amber, passion fruit and ozonic notes, giving each a bright, slightly sweet and airy foundation.

How they differ

Waid Oud is built around oud/agarwood and leans into an ambery (oriental)‑woody character. Its palette is limited to the shared amber, passion fruit and ozonic notes plus the distinctive oud. Silver Iris, while also containing oud, expands the scent story with a wide array of additional notes – patchouli, tonka bean, violet leaves, tangerine, blackcurrant bud, iris, mimosa, Sichuan pepper and a “moldy wallpaper” nuance – and does not carry the ambery‑oriental or woody accords that define Waid Oud.

Who each suits

Waid Oud will appeal to wearers who favor a focused, resinous oud experience with an oriental‑woody backbone, often preferred for evening or cooler‑weather wear. Silver Iris suits those who enjoy a more complex, multi‑layered composition that blends floral (iris, mimosa, violet leaves), fruity (tangerine, blackcurrant), and earthy (patchouli, tonka, pepper) elements, making it a versatile choice for daytime or artistic settings.