Fragrances

A spicy aromatic cologne built around cardamom and ginger. It opens zesty, warm, and lively, then settles into a clean musky-woody base that keeps the spice wearable and refreshing.

Cardinal is one of the house’s best-known incense fragrances, combining linen-like freshness, black pepper, pink pepper, myrrh, olibanum, French labdanum, amber, patchouli, and vetiver in a cool resinous structure. It feels contemplative, elegant, and church-incense-like without becoming heavy.

A limited presentation of Northern Cardinal with its bright red-fruit-citrus, rose, and crisp woods personality. It feels airy and vivid, like the standard scent framed as a collectible seasonal bird portrait.

A soft floral-fruity musk where violet, mandarin, bergamot, passionfruit, rose, magnolia, peony, monoi-style tiare warmth, heliotrope, white amber, cedar, and musk create a cocooning effect. It feels creamy, gentle, and restorative without becoming sugary, more emotional comfort than obvious sweetness.

A polished Fragonard fragrance with a clear, accessible structure and a graceful drydown. Caresse fits the house's Grasse style: easy to understand, smoothly blended, and more focused on charm and wearability than on shock value.

A tropical musk fragrance with clean musk, island sweetness, soft florals, and warm woods. It feels relaxed and sunny, blending fresh skin-like musk with a Caribbean warmth.

A bright tropical citrus-coconut fragrance with lime, creamy sweetness, white rum-like warmth, and a breezy island feel. It reads as vacation-like and refreshing while still having extrait weight.

An aromatic fougère with bergamot, lemon, mandarin orange, cypress, pepper, lavender, wild lavender, cedar, vetiver, sandalwood, guaiac wood, and incense. It opens crisp, citrusy, and green, with cypress adding a dry coastal freshness. Pepper and lavender make the heart aromatic and masculine-leaning, while incense and woods give the dry-down a sophisticated smoky base. It feels fresh, elegant, and quietly powerful.

Carillon pour un Ange gives the house a softer and more luminous floral-amber direction, with a radiant sweetness that feels polished rather than sugary. It wears elegantly and a little dreamily.

A rare archive feminine whose name suggests a soft, pretty, classic perfume style. I treated it as an older floral-powdery M&W entry rather than a current pillar fragrance.

A fresh watery-woody fragrance with a relaxed Rio spirit. It feels breezy, clean, and sunlit, combining aquatic brightness, soft woods, and an easy musky base.

A playful Rio-inspired fruity fragrance with bright tropical sweetness, soft flowers, musk, and a beachy dry-down. It feels juicy and energetic at first, then becomes smoother and warmer as the musky base appears. The scent is cheerful, flirtatious, and casual, like a colorful summer drink, sun-warmed skin, and a quick walk along the beach.

A powerful fresh-spicy ambery extrait with bergamot, pink pepper, red mandarin, saffron, geranium, red thyme, black pepper, cedarwood, ambroxan, vetiver, and roasted tonka bean. It feels bright and commanding, with citrus and herbs cutting through a warm tonka-woody base.

A green white-floral built around the unusual Carissa flower, paired with sheer rose, tuberose, jasmine, orange blossom, opoponax, myrrh, sandalwood, ambergris, and musks. It opens crisp and green, then becomes fuller and more floral, with a sunny but slightly resinous warmth underneath. It feels graceful and bright without being thin.

A rich fruity-spicy woody amber with green apple, nutmeg, saffron-like warmth, tonka, vanilla, patchouli, and woods. It opens with a dark fruit-and-spice shimmer, then turns smoother, deeper, and more resinous. It feels luxurious and powerful without losing the house's polished sweetness.

A beachy aromatic fragrance with oakmoss, juniper berry, coastal air, and dry woody-earthy facets. It suggests wind, surf, salt, and cypress-like greenery, giving the scent a natural California-resort mood that feels fresh, mossy, and quietly rugged.

A 2026 Trudon perfume with bergamot, tobacco, and leather shaping a dramatic, dressed-up profile. It feels warm, smoky, and theatrical, with citrus brightness at the top and a darker hide-and-tobacco texture underneath.

Carmina is a modern feminine Creed with black cherry, rose, saffron, and ambered woods shaping a richer fruity-floral luxury profile. It feels polished, smooth, and more contemporary than the heritage florals.

A lush red-toned floral amber with a vintage natural-perfumery feel: warm petals, resinous sweetness, spice, woods, and a soft animalic base. It feels romantic but not fragile, with a deep carmine glow that makes the florals read darker and more velvety.

A grand tuberose that balances green freshness and creamy floral depth so well that it feels alive rather than merely opulent. It opens luminous and almost cool, then grows richer and more humid, turning tropical, velvety, and deeply sensual without collapsing into heaviness.