Stinky house?

In the United States, my hubby bought some clothes from Abercrombie&Fitch. http://www.abercrombie.com/anf/lifestyles/html/homepage.html
We used to buy the clothes sometimes when we lived in America.
However, this time, we could feel the difference.
"Didn't their clothes leave the strong perfume...??"

Every store of the Abercrombie&Fitch, we can smell their original perfume.
This brand is completely for young people, so whenever my hubby stepped into the store, he used to say, "Wow! It's noisy & stinky!"
Explanation: noisy means their loud club music. Stinky means their original perfume.
They are supposed to "cool" for American young people!

That is to say, this time, the "perfume" (as my hubby, "stinky" one) left much longer & stronger when we lived in the United States.
Why...?? Maybe, our condo, I mean Japanese houses are much "air tighter" than American houses!
When we lived in the uU.S, we realized it because our house (and also other American houses) had many "gaps...." We didn't feel cold or hot because the central air conditioning system worked harder. But whenever we saw some insects were coming and going freely from the gaps, we couldn't stop feeling how Americans' carpenter jobs were easy-going.

Because we live in a nice & new condo in JAPAN now...my hubby had to scream, "Wow! It's still STINKY here!!"