Pasha de Cartier, a classic Fougera fragrance of lavender and patchouli, was introduced in 1992, named after the Pasha watch, the legendary Cartier jewellery piece from 1985. The new, contemporary, and intense version of Pasha de Cartier Perfume is available from February 2020.

Pasha de Cartier Perfume is designed for contemporary and elegant men, for those who want to be noticed. The fragrance is a modern version of the original in a perfume concentration that provides additional depth, intensity, and lasting permanence. The contemporary Fougera composition with woody and ambary features includes notes of patchouli, sandalwood, fir balsam, labdanum, benzoin, embroider molecule, and tonka bean. The creation is signed by Cartier's in-house perfumer, Mathilde Laurent.

When creating a new version of the perfume, special attention was paid to the design of the bottle. It is inspired by the watch of the same name with a blue sapphire cabochon, a unique Cartier symbol. It also features other hallmarks, including the Trinity ring, gadroons, the love ring, and the red box.