Ghost of Tom – Eau de Parfum

BIBBI – niche perfumes by Swedish designer Stina “Bibbi” Seger, each scent a story drawn from her meditations, wrapped in deep blue.

Ghost of Tom is smoky, tea-like and mysteriously familiar. Bergamot, mate and black currant open bright and slightly tart, Ceylon black tea and violet leaves draw a green, almost leathery trail at the heart, before birch, papyrus and black amber settle into a dry, smoky-woody base.

Ghost of Tom works all year round, from morning into the evening. This unisex scent is a quiet signature – and, according to BIBBI, one that many couples share.

What makes Ghost of Tom special to us is the story behind it: Stina Seger tells of beings who live invisibly among us and give themselves away only through their addictive, smoky tea scent. That is exactly how Ghost of Tom wears – not as a performance, but as a presence that flickers up now and then and slips away again.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Ghost of Tom smell like?

Ghost of Tom opens with bergamot, mate and black currant, reveals Ceylon black tea and violet leaves at the heart and dries down to smoky woods with birch, papyrus and black amber.

How does Ghost of Tom feel?

Ghost of Tom feels like a favourite jumper with a secret in its pocket – warm and reassuringly close to the skin, with small wisps of smoke that keep resurfacing unexpectedly throughout the day.

When to wear Ghost of Tom?

Ghost of Tom works all year, day and evening – a unisex scent for anyone who would rather spark curiosity than be loud.

Which fragrance might I like if I love Ghost of Tom?

If you love the black tea and tart black currant in Ghost of Tom, try Bois Datchai by Maison Crivelli – black tea, blackcurrant bud and leather meet cedar and a warm pinch of cinnamon.

Still unsure? Discover Ghost of Tom as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.