When you buy perfume online, you can't smell it, hold it, or check the box before you pay. That takes trust, and we don't take it lightly. This page explains where our fragrances come from, what we check on every order, and exactly what we'll do if you ever doubt a bottle.
We source our fragrances from a mix of authorized distributors and wholesale suppliers. For some of the brands we carry, we hold written authorization from the supplier or distributor. We keep supplier invoices for our stock.
If you'd like to see documentation for a product you've bought or are thinking of buying, email us and we'll share it. We may remove prices and personal details, but the supplier name, product, and date stay visible.
Before any order leaves us, we check:
Our perfumes are new and sealed in their original wrapping. A few listings are testers. A tester is a version supplied for sampling, and it often comes in simpler packaging, for example without a retail box or cap. Testers are always labeled "Tester Packaging," and the product page says exactly what's included, so you know before you buy.
We'd like you to check your order too. When it arrives:
Not sure what you're looking at? Send us a photo and we'll help. See also our FAQ for a batch-code guide.
If you doubt that a perfume is authentic, we'll make it simple:
We reply to every email within 24 hours.
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