Creed
Founded: 1760, London, United Kingdom
Founder: James Henry Creed
Perfumers: Olivier Creed, Erwin Creed, Pierre Bourdon
Iconic fragrances: Green Irish Tweed (1985), Millésime Impérial (1995), Silver Mountain Water (1995), Original Santal (2005), Aventus (2010)
In 1760 in London, James Henry Creed founded the perfume house Creed, which quickly won the favour of the English royal court, and Queen Victoria granted it the status of official perfumer to the Queen.
Today Creed travels widely to find, study, test and select the finest materials from all over the world. Rose from Bulgaria, Turkey and Morocco, Florentine iris, Calabrian bergamot, Haitian vetiver, Bourbon vanilla, Italian jasmine and the finest ambergris are just some of the signature ingredients of Creed fragrances.
Creed fragrances embody aristocracy, masculinity and elegance that stand outside time and fleeting trends. Every bottle is the result of an alchemy of passion and perfectionism, meant not just to smell good but to tell a story of success and power. This is perfumery for those who value authenticity and want to touch a history that smells of the wind of distant travels and the luxury of royal palaces.
