Ever caught a whiff of something that instantly transported you—like, vividly—to a moment you hadn’t thought of in years? That’s the quiet power of scent. It’s a time machine in a bottle. A deeply personal legacy you can’t always name, but never forget.
Today, we’re taking a fragrant stroll through history. We’re talking about timeless classics—fragrances that have stayed in production for over a century. When a scent strikes the right chord, it becomes more than a trend—it becomes a legacy.
Scent Icons Still Going Strong
4711 Eau de Cologne (1792)
Yes, 1792. This zesty citrus cologne from Germany has been around longer than electricity. Light, herbal, and originally used as medicine.
Guerlain’s Jicky (1889)
Lavender, vanilla, and spice. Jicky is considered the first modern perfume—and it’s been charming both men and women since the 19th century. The OG gender-neutral fragrance.
Chanel No. 5 (1921)
Timeless. Glamorous. Iconic. Chanel No. 5 redefined perfume, with aldehydes and florals wrapped in sophistication.
Caron’s Pour Un Homme (1934)
A smooth lavender and vanilla blend that’s been a staple in refined routines since the ‘30s. A popular perfume amongst rockstars and royals alike.
These fragrances aren’t just scents. They’re stories. They’re scented heirlooms. Proof that fragrance can outlast fads and become something far more meaningful.
Now, It’s Your Turn to Create a Legacy
While we love a classic, there’s something powerful about crafting a fragrance that’s completely your own. That’s what our Custom Fragrance Experience is all about.
Whether it’s for you or someone unforgettable, this is how legacies are made—bottled, worn, remembered.
Because the next timeless fragrance? Might just begin with your story.
Ready to make scent history?
