Some of you asked me why I still hand-pour everything. Quality over quantity. When I pour it myself, I control what happens. I can see exactly what goes into it. That's the small-batch, handcrafted quality you're gonna get from Bedlam. Big attitude, big brand, but artisan craftsmanship. That's why I pour by hand.
Somebody asked what fall looks like around the shop. Hoodies, zip-ups, quarter-zips, camo hats, all kinds of caps in different colors and styles, long sleeve tees. It's all on the website now. You might even see some new one-off scents I throw at you. Kind of excited about that. But you don't have to wait for me to get crazy. Here's what I'm wearing right now.
DOC: Huckleberry, dark berry, and some rugged cedar. A good, hardier scent with a little sweetness to it. Not too fruity.
BUTCHER: Mahogany and teakwood with hints of vanilla and amber musk. Very smooth, long-lasting, like a subtle spicy cologne.
SINDER: Dark cherry, smoked wood, a little leathered ember, like that old leather chair in the back lounge. A lingering, slow burn. It started as a Black Label scent a couple years ago, and it's hard to keep on the shelf. Fan favorite.
TR3Y: Bold, hearty woods. Mahogany, sandalwood, oud, warm spice, a little sweet smoke, and some vanilla. Super nice.
OG: A timeless classic. I made it myself, and it's one of my favorites. Sandalwood and vanilla. I wear this one all year round. Can't go wrong no matter what the calendar says.
GHOST: Oud and tonka bean with smoky highlights. Another one I couldn't keep on the shelves. It lingers and sticks with you all day.
SAINT: White musk, smooth sandalwood, a little orange blossom. Crazy how well it blends. I'm on my fourth bottle already. Let's be honest, it's that time of year when people start getting real close. This one brings them together.
Got all the cologne-inspired ones too: G10, POINT, all the fan favorites. Everything's still there. Some of you asked for specifics, so I wanted to point these out.
Stay rugged. Stay Bedlam.
OG out.
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