Cuir du Canada by Dana, was launched in 1947. Meaning "Canadian Leather", it is a quite rare perfume to find. One generally sees perfumes labeled "Cuir de Russie" (Russian Leather) by various manufacturers but I believe that Dana was the only company who produced a Canadian leather perfume.
"Cuir du Canada" does indeed sound like a unique and intriguing fragrance, especially considering its rarity compared to the more common "Cuir de Russie" perfumes. The name alone evokes images of rugged wilderness and perhaps hints at a different blend of scents compared to its Russian counterpart. It's fascinating how perfumes can capture and evoke specific cultural and geographical associations through their names and compositions.
