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Perfumer H and Studio Nicholson Collaborate on Capsule Titled Soap


TWO female-founded British independent brands Perfumer H and Studio Nicholson have launched their first collaboration – Soap.

Both share a simple refined pared-down elegance based on high quality fabrics and craftsmanship. The long-term friends Nick Wakeman and Lyn Harris have a shared commitment to “timelessness and attention to detail”. Harris’s candle fragrance Studio Nicholson shops, while Harris wears Wakeman’s designs.

Soap eau de parfum by Perfumer H for Studio Nicholson

The new fragrance by Perfumer H for Studio Nicholson is the latest in Lyn Harris’ range of mononym perfumes (Ink, Steam and Moss), Soap is a cocooning skin scent, inspired by clean linens and infused with subtle hints of cardamom and white pepper, soft aldehydes and orange flower, on a of white musks, ambrox and tonka.

Soap Incense by Perfumer H for Studio Nicholson

“Soap Eau de Parfum captures the trace of clean fabric against skin, evoking the warmth of a lived-in garment – as though it’s always been there,” says Harris. Soap is available as an EDP and incense. the new fragrance by Perfumer H for Studio Nicholson.

The Soap capsule collection by Studio Nicholson

While the Soap capsule collection of three garments by Wakeman (who founded Studio Nicholson in 2010) is inspired by Perfumer H founder Lyn Harris’s uniform style of a lightweight Italian cotton shirt, soft cotton twill pants and a blue baseball cap.

Soap is a perfect partnership.

by Caroline Simpson

Perfumer H Soap Eau de Parfum – £190, Soap Incense – £40

Studio Nicholson Crawford Shirt – £325, Tonka Pant – £345, SOAP Cap – £85

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