Eau de parfum, eau de toilette and body mists developed with our partner perfumers — filled into your bottle, your cap and your carton.
Perfume has the least margin for error in the whole catalogue. Oil concentration, alcohol grade, maceration time and atomiser performance all end up on the wearer's skin — which is why we treat the base and the spray mechanism as one system rather than two separate purchases.
If you already have a bottle and a cap, send them. Atomiser performance is tested against your closure before filling, not after.
Anyone can fill a bottle. The hard part is agreeing a formula, proving it sprays well in your packaging, and then making it identical three orders later.
Our partner perfumers work from your brief, your reference or your mood board, and iterate until you approve. You keep the approved formula code, so reorders are a reorder rather than a new project.
Spray performance, leakage and actuation force are checked against your bottle and cap before mass filling. A beautiful bottle that sprays badly becomes a return, not a sale.
Perfume rests for the full maceration period before filling. Cutting it short is the most common reason a cheap fragrance smells thin three months after launch, once the first bottles are in market.
IFRA conformity, SDS, allergen declarations and CLP-ready label text are prepared for the destination market, along with the alcohol-content documentation that freight and customs will ask for.
Each of these can be specified independently — change one, or change all of them.
Library or bespoke. Brief by reference product, by mood, or by market positioning — we return two or three directions before committing to a full formula.
EDP, EDT, body mist, alcohol-free and oil-based formats. Concentration is quoted together with its cost implication, because it is the single biggest driver of unit price.
Your existing packaging or ours; crimp or screw; with or without a cap over the actuator. Closure fit and spray performance are validated before filling.
Label and carton artwork to your dieline, IFRA documentation, SDS, allergen declarations and the alcohol-content paperwork required for export.
Perfume carries the longest timeline in the catalogue because maceration cannot be compressed. Build it into your launch date from the start.
We can develop a fragrance in the same direction and brief our perfumers against the reference. We do not sell or label counterfeit product and will not reproduce a protected name or trademark. What we deliver is an original formula, and you hold the approved code.
EDP at 15–22% for a statement product, EDT at 8–12% for daily wear and price sensitivity, and 3–5% for body mists. Concentration is the largest single lever on unit cost, so we quote all three where it is relevant.
Yes — stock 30, 50 and 100 ml glass with crimp or screw atomisers, or we fill into packaging you supply. Your closure is tested for spray performance and leakage before mass filling begins.
Plan on 35–45 days for mass production after sample approval, including maceration, which we never shorten. Add sampling time if the fragrance is bespoke rather than drawn from the library.
IFRA conformity, SDS, allergen declarations and CLP-ready label text. For alcohol-based product we also prepare the documentation required for freight and customs clearance.
Send a reference, a mood board or a market position. Our perfumers return two or three directions with indicative pricing before you commit to a full formula.
