A perfume can suggest a destination without pretending to replace the journey. LEIƏR is building its new Passport collection around that idea, beginning with Alba: a coffee gourmand inspired by the northern Italian town.
The independent fragrance house announced the collection on November 11 in a company-issued release. Founder Bria Bryant describes Passport as a way to connect fragrance with the places and experiences that shape a traveler’s perspective.
A café-inspired composition
According to the brand’s official product page, perfumer Alexandra Monet composed Alba with almond, hazelnut, clove and praline at the top; coffee, milk and vanilla absolute at its heart; and cacao nibs, spiced rum and firewood among its base notes. Those are the house’s descriptions, not our impressions from a wear test.
The launch also connects its coffee inspiration to a charitable pledge: LEIƏR says it will donate 10 percent of Alba sales through its website to Project Waterfall. That is a brand commitment, not a donation total independently verified by K Lifestyle.
What to know before buying
The listed price is $165 for 50 mL. The product page says a 2 mL sample accompanies the full-size purchase, with a return request allowed within seven days of delivery if the full-size box remains sealed. Check current stock and the complete return terms before ordering; we have not confirmed checkout availability.
Our take: the most interesting part of a destination-inspired fragrance is the point of view, not a promise that everyone will smell the same memory. A café can mean sweetness, roasted bitterness or a slow morning. Sampling lets you decide which version belongs in your own routine.
This is launch reporting, not a hands-on fragrance review. Featured image and in-article product image: LEIƏR. Product details and price checked November 11, 2026; terms and availability may change.
