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    STTES Brazilian is a fragrance house built on friendship and named for its founders. The brand creates gourmand scents inspired by the warmth and sensory richness of Brazil, channeling everything from Amazonian botanicals to sun-drenched coastal atmospheres into wearable perfumes. Founded in 2024, the label has quickly expanded its catalog, releasing multiple numbered perfumes alongside thematic names like Caramel Toast. Operating from Cleveland, Ohio under the handle Sttes-Us, the brand positions itself as a destination for those seeking sweet, indulgent fragrances with Brazilian soul.

    Brazil (with US operations based in Cleveland, Ohio)Est. 2024
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    2024
    Founded in Brazil (with US operations based in Cleveland, Ohio)

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    A house, in its own words

    STTES Brazilian emerged from a friendship between five individuals whose initials form the brand name: Sofia, Tylar, Tia, East, and Summer. Rather than pursuing traditional fragrance industry channels, these friends decided to build their own house, translating their personal connection into a shared creative venture. The concept behind STTES centers on Brazilian sensory culture, specifically the country's abundant natural landscapes, from rainforest botanicals to beach-adjacent coastal air. The earliest STTES fragrance appeared in 2024, and the brand quickly established a recognizable catalog numbering system alongside more evocative names. By 2025, the house had released Brazilian Perfume 608, and previews for 2026 included Caramel Toast, signaling continued expansion into gourmand territory. The Cleveland-based Sttes-Us operation manages the brand's US presence, particularly through social media engagement and direct-to-consumer sales. Rather than positioning itself as a heritage house with decades of history, STTES embraces its newcomer status, building identity around the founders' vision and their particular take on Brazilian-inspired sweetness.

    STTES Brazilian operates under a clear gourmand philosophy, explicitly describing itself as "Gourmand for the Senses" across its social media presence. The brand believes fragrance should evoke the pleasure of edible sweetness, translating memories and sensory experiences into liquid form. Their marketing language emphasizes clean, sexy, and irresistible qualities, suggesting a deliberate move toward accessible sensuality rather than intimidating luxury. The Brazilian inspiration serves as both geographic anchor and emotional reference point, suggesting warmth, abundance, and a certain tropical directness. Rather than obscuring their fragrances behind complex marketing narratives, STTES leans into straightforward enjoyment, describing scents as "sweet as memories" in one Instagram post. This approach positions the brand for consumers who want pleasure-forward fragrances without pretension. The friendship origin story reinforces a personal, intimate quality to the brand, suggesting that wearing STTES means carrying something created by real people with genuine relationships rather than corporate product developers chasing market trends.

    2024
    First STTES Brazilian fragrances released, including Brazilian Perfume 509, Brazilian Perfume 612, 400, 701, and Sttes Perfume 606
    2024
    Brand establishes Cleveland, Ohio presence under Sttes-Us for US distribution and customer engagement
    2025
    Brazilian Perfume 608 released, continuing the numbered catalog system
    2026
    Caramel Toast fragrance announced, expanding into explicitly gourmand naming conventions
    2026
    Fragrantica records newest STTES edition, confirming continued active production and release schedule

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    Interesting facts

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    The brand name STTES is an acronym formed from the initials of its five founders: Sofia, Tylar, Tia, East, and Summer

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    STTES Brazilian's earliest fragrance catalog entry dates to 2024, making it one of the newest independently operated fragrance houses serving the US market

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    The brand explicitly positions itself as "Gourmand for the Senses," making sweetness and edible-inspired notes a central identity pillar rather than a niche offering

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    Brazilian perfumery has indigenous roots dating back to indigenous peoples who used oils from local flowers and herbs, a heritage the brand references through its Amazonian botanical inspiration