Creed

The House of Creed is an authentic, luxurious house dedicated to creating highly original fragrances made from exquisite ingredients.

The brand's legend begins in 1760 when a pair of perfumed leather gloves was delivered to King George III by a newly formed tailoring firm in London. The House of Creed was founded by James Henry Creed in the same year as the young king's accession to the throne and has been creating fragrances for the discerning for over 260 years.

Creed continues to create a legacy of unparalleled fragrances. Over the centuries, Creed has produced over 200 perfumes, each one a testament to a unique creative spirit, passed down from father to son through seven generations, along with a keen inherited nose.

Today, Creed travels extensively to source, research, inspect, and order the finest materials from around the world. Rose from Bulgaria, Turkey, and Morocco, Florentine iris, Calabrian bergamot, Haitian vetiver, Bourbon vanilla, Italian jasmine, and the finest amber notes are just a few of the signature ingredients found in Creed fragrances. These are just a few of the treasures in the Creed laboratory. Creed remains headquartered in Paris, with a factory in Fontainebleau, and produces many of its own essences using a traditional technique—a process now widely abandoned as too expensive, but one that distinguishes Creed fragrances from some of their modern counterparts.

The high-quality natural raw ingredients are still weighed, mixed, and steeped by hand. The process is labor-intensive, but Creed is driven by artistry and perfection.