Wild Leather

The Scent Profile

Wild Leather hits you with a bright, spicy opening; the bergamot, cardamom, and saffron are all present, but it’s not as refined as Memo's African Leather. There’s a slight synthetic edge here, a sharpness that the original avoids. The heart brings in cumin and geranium, and honestly, it's decent. The base is where it diverges most. Montagne's version amps up the oud and patchouli, giving it a darker, heavier feel. Memo's stays lighter, more focused on the leathery aspect. I'd say this is roughly 95% similar; close, but not a dead ringer.

How Long Does it Last?

Longevity is surprisingly good . I got around 6-7 hours on my skin. Projection is moderate for the first hour or so, then it settles closer. Not a beast, but respectable. Don't expect all-day performance, but it’s solid for an evening out.

Is it Worth It?

Look, African Leather retails for a small fortune. Wild Leather offers a similar vibe . Yes, it has some rough edges, and yes, it's not as smooth, but it’s a damn good alternative if you're on a budget. If you want the *real* deal and have the cash, buy Memo. If you want a close approximation without breaking the bank, this is a very worthy purchase. It's a strong value proposition for those who want that spicy, leathery DNA.