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Tom Ford.
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Tom Ford’s catalog lets you compare three distinct warm directions: tobacco with vanilla, spiced woods, and cherry with almond. Explore Tobacco Vanille, Oud Wood and Lost Cherry through their listed profiles, then use the wider collection to find a contrast or a continuation of your taste.

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About this catalog’s coverage

143 records from the supplied dataset, including separate editions and formats. This is not a current retail inventory. 138 records have an unconfirmed concentration; 76 have no perfumer recorded. Existing credits remain catalog entries unless separately verified.

143 fragrances in this catalog142 fragrance names29 perfumers
Three directions to sample

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These starting points interpret the listed catalog notes. The house reference below provides official context; current descriptions and historical records may differ.

Tobacco and vanilla

Tobacco Vanille

Tobacco Vanille lists tobacco, spices, vanilla, cacao and dried fruits. Begin here for a tobacco-themed gourmand comparison.

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Spiced woods

Oud Wood

Oud Wood connects oud, rosewood and sandalwood with cardamom, pepper, vetiver and warm base notes. Compare its wood-focused structure with Tobacco Vanille’s sweet theme.

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Cherry and almond

Lost Cherry

Lost Cherry lists cherry, cherry liqueur and bitter almond with flowers, vanilla and woods. Start here if you want to explore a fruit-led warm fragrance.

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The fragrance collection.

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Beau De Jour Eau de Parfum

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Bitter Peach

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Black Lacquer

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Black Orchid Voile de Fleur

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Bois Marocain

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Café Rose

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Cherry Smoke

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Ébène Fumé

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Electric Cherry

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Fabulous

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Grey Vetiver

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Lost Cherry

1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

The house / A closer look

Choose the material that holds your attention.

Tom Ford’s official Tobacco Vanille description connects tobacco with vanilla, tonka, cocoa and dry-fruit references. Its gourmand warmth provides one point of comparison, but it does not describe the full house or every Private Blend fragrance.

Oud Wood’s catalog emphasizes woods and spice, while Lost Cherry brings cherry, almond and floral notes into a sweet woody setting. When sampling, decide whether you want the fruit, the tobacco theme or the woods to remain central. A product name is an invitation to examine its supporting structure, not a complete formula.

Tom Ford: official reference

Before you choose.

Which Tom Ford entry should I start with for woods?

Oud Wood is the most direct wood-focused starting point in this edit. Compare its supporting cardamom and pepper with the sweeter tobacco or cherry directions.

Does Lost Cherry’s name mean the fragrance is only fruity?

No. The catalog also lists almond, flowers, vanilla, resins and woods. Those supporting notes matter when comparing it with another cherry fragrance.

Does this page include every Tom Ford fragrance?

This catalog includes 143 records for Tom Ford. Records can include historical releases and separate editions; the count is not a claim of complete current retail availability.

Parfum Bible editorial guide · Sources checked . Sampling suggestions are editorial comparisons of listed profiles, not firsthand reviews. Catalog coverage does not establish current stock.

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