This is a used fragrance. Approximately 85% fragrance remaining. Lid included. No box. Possibly, maybe the only bottle of this currently for sale in America. I had a hell of a time seeking it out, and it appears to have disappeared from the market altogether. Which is a shame, because this one is great. If you're into some Commes des Garcon (think Tar and Garage from the Synthetic Series as well as CDG's wonderful Black), or a fan of smoky, cool-weather scents, or simply want to experience how detached isolation smells when it comes out of a bottle wearing a tiny sweater, this one's for you. The [Type] series consists of three scents that reflect a specific moment in time in three different cities: Berlin, Copenhagen and Damascus. Playing with the simplicity of the cities’ initial letters, the Eaux de Toilette called TYPE B, TYPE C and TYPE D not only represent three very unique and different fragrances, but above all reflect some of the very characteristics of each of the represented cities. Type B ~ “TYPE B, for Berlin, captures a cold winter’s day in the former Eastern part of the city, where – even today – numerous buildings and houses are heated with coal. While the scent starts with spicy and fizzy top notes (black pepper, sulphur match), it soon ignites its soft woody heart (cedarwood, vetyver, gaiac wood) and evolves towards an unexpected, yet cosy and welcoming musky black wood dry down (birch and coal tar), recollective of smoky and leatherish odors on the streets of Pankow.” ABOUT THE HOUSE (believe it or not, this came from Wikipedia. Editor's Notes made by Thee Attic, mostly because this wiki entry is obviously biased, alternately presenting vagaries and hyperbole accredited to no one in particular. Please insert grain of salt before reading on): Born in Kjellerup, Jutland, Vibskov graduated from the Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London in 2001. As one author [Ed. Note: Let me guess: Danielle Steel?] said of him, "Pattern T-shirts, colored socks [Ed. Note: Since we have "pattern" T-shirts, can't we also have simply "color" socks?], checked fabrics [Ed. Note: Or "check" fabrics?], folk-inspired ponchos [Ed. Note: OK...now I'm going to have to check this out) and colored pants all combine to produce surprising, highly unconventional collections that resist categorization [Ed. Note: Ummm....Let's just lump him in with the designers who hate shirts and love boobies?]. Henrik is a unique artist that marches energetically to his own drummer in many of his presentations." [Ed. Note: Outside of his presentations, Vibskov is known to slither lethargically to someone else's drummer) The Wall Street Journal, in an overview of New Nordic designers, praised his "playful fashion sense that steers clear of Scandinavian minimalism [Ed. Note: How gauche!], emphasizing instead the eclectic sensibility of multicultural Copenhagen." His presentation at the 2012 Paris Men's Fashion Week drew attention for the "pulsing, amorphous pink-inflatable that alluded to passion fruit" [Ed. Note: Tell me more...] that resembled a tongue and covered the runway. [Ed. note: LOL]. The Los Angeles Fashion Magazine [Ed. note: I live in Los Angeles, and I've never heard of The Los Angeles Fashion Magazine] commented that his clothes had "commercial sensibility and wearability" [Ed Note: What fashion rag highlights sales-worthiness over more creative aspects of a collection? And what designer wants to focus on how sellable his clothes are instead of the creativity in their design? Maybe one for whom potential investors might be reading his wiki page?] and remarked on "Vibskov's incredible craftsmanship and attention to detail". [Ed. Note: They neglected to mention his interesting take on punctuation] Vibskov is also noted for his "Piggy" series [Ed. Note: Of course he is], designs featuring patterns of pigs [Ed. Note: Gasp!]; he designed pig bags for his graduation at university and has also designed Palestinian scarves featuring them. [Ed. Note: LOLLLZZZ] His flamboyant designs are popular in Stockholm, Sweden, but [Ed. Note: HA!] can also be found in stores in fashion cities [Ed. Note: Sorry non-fashion cities] such as New York City and Paris. [Ed. Note: Despite the fact they're unpopular there? Because, that's what you're implying with that "but" up there] He won the Söderberg Prize in 2011 and was inducted in the Chambre Syndicale de la Mode Masculine in 2012. Vibskov also makes and exhibits installations, sometimes combined with his fashion [Ed. Note: I like how they imply that more often then not it has nothing to do with "his fashion"] In 2005, he had an exhibition, "The Aeroplane Project 2005", at the Danish Design Centre. In July 2006 he produced a collection in Paris and elsewhere [Ed. Note: Well, that's quite open-ended. Let me guess: Provo, UT?] which he named "The Big Wet Shiny Boobies Collection" [Ed. Note:
