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" Few things make a great suit better than some nice cologne. So, smart for Hugo Boss to combine two things they know well \u2014 tailoring and fragrance \u2014 for a new line of premium cologne that&amp;#039;s on shelves in time for a nice-smelling new year. The idea, more or less, is that each of the five new scents is informed by one of the textiles often used in Hugo Boss suiting. So, at the light end, cotton&amp;#039;s paired with verbena for a smell that&amp;#039;s crisp and comfortable. At the darker end, the feel of cashmere is matched with Patchouli for a woody fragrance that&amp;#039;s supposed to be decadent and embracing. Whether or not you agree that these scents smell like their according fabrics, it&amp;#039;s interesting to hear from a fashion brand that&amp;#039;s launching colognes that actually have to do with, you know, the clothes on the racks. Nice, too, that the understated boxes and bottles are covered in each of the fabrics \u2014 cotton, silk, wool, velvet, and cashmere \u2014 creating a new sort of sensory experience that&amp;#039;s about more than just smell. Not that your nose won&amp;#039;t enjoy them, too. The Boss Collection ($140 for 1.7 fl. oz.), available at Hugo Boss boutiques and select Nordstrom locations. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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