Supreme Amber Home Diffuser 250ml
Culti Milano pioneered home fragrance diffusion and revolutionized how people experience spaces and objects. In 1998, interior designer Alessandro Agrati decided to re-scent the foul-smelling sticks by dipping them in perfume while weaving beautiful home objects using wet rattan sticks. The result was the most magnificent home fragrance diffusion that he continued to smell throughout the entire room.
DETAILS
Supreme Amber tells the atmosphere of a soft sunset at the end of September: imagine a walk in a park lit by warm colours, the air sparkling announcing the arrival of a new season. Supreme Amber is the invitation to live a passing moment in all its complex essence; to enter into an unexpected change with determination and sweet abandonment.
- Family: Oriental
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Notes: Incense, chinotto, black vanilla, patchouli
- Description: Oriental, woody
- Usage: Fall/winter living room, bedroom, office
- Perfumer: Alessandro Agrati
- Made in Italy
SIZE & CARE
- 250 ml
- Switching the sticks. The frequency with which the sticks need to be switched determines the intensity of the fragrance, the more they are being switched, the stronger the fragrance will be. To moderate the fragrance’s diffusion, you may overturn only a few sticks at a time.
- The duration of the fragrance. The dimensions of the space, the high temperature, the direct sunlight, and the exposure to air currents are factors that can accelerate evaporation and therefore reduce the duration of the fragrance. Position the diffuser away from light, heat sources and currents and evaluate the format of the diffuser according to the appropriate size of the space.
- Suggestions for an endless fragrance. To prolong the duration and reduce the evaporation of the fragrance, it is recommended to keep the liquid in the bottle at the level of the curve. It will be sufficient to purchase a refill of the same fragrance and to pour it frequently into the bottle.
Our measurements are made on products laying flat and presented in centimetres (cm).
JACKETS AND COATS
Sleeve: From the shoulder seam down to the bottom of the sleeve.
Chest: From the bottom of one armhole across the chest to the bottom of the opposite armhole.
Waist: From one side of the jacket across to the other (natural waist/smallest width).
Shoulder width: From the seam of one shoulder across to the seam of other shoulder.
Back length: From the collar down to the bottom of the jacket or coat.
TROUSERS AND JEANS
Waist: From one side of the waist to the other.
Rise: From the crotch seam to the top of the waistband.
Thigh: Across the thigh (10 cm below the crotch).
Knee: Across the knee (33 cm below the crotch).
Inside leg: From the crotch seam to the bottom of the leg opening.
Leg opening: Across the leg opening.
SHIRTS AND POLOS
Sleeve: From the shoulder seam down to the bottom of the sleeve.
Chest: From the bottom of one armhole across the chest to the bottom of the opposite armhole.
Waist: From one side of the shirt across to the other (natural waist/smallest width).
Shoulder width: From the seam of one shoulder across to the seam of other shoulder.
Back length: From the collar down to the bottom of the shirt.
Shipping cost
Sweden: FREE with DHL or Postnord
Europe: €15 with DHL, FedEx or Postnord
North America: €20 with FedEx, UPS or Postnord
Asia and the Middle East: €25 with FedEx, UPS or Postnord
Rest of the World: €30 with FedEx, UPS or Postnord
Returns
We offer 14 days of return and refund as per European Law on all online orders, including sale items and items bought from our Odd Stock. Your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it, including the original packaging.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Orders within the European Union are shipped DDP (Delivery Duty Paid), meaning that taxes and duties are included in the final price. For countries outside of the EU we ship DDU (Delivery Duty Unpaid). That means you might be liable to pay tax and duty upon receiving your package. If applicable, you will be responsible for paying these costs before your item can be delivered.
