A scent that feels as sharp as a fresh Savile Row suit
The world of luxury perfumery just got a daring new arrival. Penhaligon has officially introduced The Cut in Malaysia, a fragrance that redefines confidence, craftsmanship, and contemporary British flair. Inspired by the precision of Savile Row tailoring, The Cut isn’t just perfume; it’s an attitude bottled.
A Fresh Take on Confidence
The Cut brings the sharpness of mint and the sophistication of cypress together, creating a scent that feels like stepping into a perfectly fitted suit. It’s bold yet elegant, assertive yet refined, made for those who command a room without saying a word.
Crafted by perfumer Paul Guerlain, The Cut embodies Penhaligon’s signature blend of tradition and rebellion. With fir balsam adding a couture-style boldness and vetiver grounding the fragrance in earthy timelessness, every spritz is a statement of individuality.
Scent Notes:
- Top: Mint
- Heart: Cypress, Fir Balsam
- Base: Vetiver
Tailored for the Modern Gentleman and the Fearless Feminine
In Malaysia, The Cut arrives at the perfect time, when individuality is everything and scent has become a new form of self-expression. Whether you’re styling a crisp suit, a statement blazer, or even a minimalist streetwear look, The Cut is that invisible finishing touch.
Think of it as your olfactory version of a power outfit: sharp, confident, and unapologetically you.
Where to Find It
The Cut Eau de Parfum is now available in 30ml and 100ml bottles, exclusively at:
- Penhaligon’s Pavilion Kuala Lumpur boutique
- Escentials Suria KLCC
- Escentials The Exchange TRX
This marks a new chapter for Penhaligon’s Malaysia, where perfumery meets artistry and every bottle carries the legacy of over 150 years of British craftsmanship.
Luxury fragrances are no longer just about scent, they’re about storytelling. And with The Cut, Penhaligon’s proves that individuality is the ultimate form of style. For Malaysians who value confidence and class, this fragrance fits right into the cultural shift toward bold, self-assured expression.