Eyüp Sabri Tuncer Cologne Wet Wipes, Mixed Scents — 150 Count

Kolonyalı mendil — the cologne wipe — is how Turkey carries its hospitality out the door. The splash of lemon cologne offered to every guest at home becomes, in sachet form, something you hand out on a bus, after a meal, or at the end of a long flight. Eyüp Sabri Tuncer has been making cologne in Ankara since 1923, across three generations of the same family, and these wipes are that tradition folded into single-use packets. This mixed pack holds 150 individually sealed sachets. Because it is an assorted pack, the exact mix can vary, but the sachets photographed here span fifteen of the house fragrances: Classic Lemon, Çeşme Lemon, Bodrum Tangerine, Ayvalık Olive Blossom, White Tea, Japanese Cherry Blossom, Lavender, Jasmine, Gardenia, Verbena & Zinde Lemon, Amber, Ocean, Rainforest, Paris Night, and Hatıralar. Each sachet is printed with its own botanical artwork and scent name, so reaching into the box is a small lottery — one wipe smells of the Aegean coast, the next of a tea garden. The wipes themselves are alcohol-based cologne towelettes, the same format Eyüp Sabri Tuncer sells worldwide: open the sachet, unfold, and pass over hands, face, or neck for a quick clean and a burst of fragrance. The scent is designed to refresh in the moment rather than linger like a perfume. Keep the box in the car, split sachets between travel bags and desk drawers, or set a bowl of them out for guests the way Turkish restaurants do after serving food. At 150 pieces, one box covers months of pockets, glove compartments, and carry-ons.