Creed
The history of perfume house Creed begins more than 250 years ago. James Creed, a tailor by trade, developed scented leather gloves for King George III. The scent of mandarin, ambergris and sandalwood was so well received that it was bottled under the name Royal English Leather. The art of perfume making was passed down from son to son and Creed supplied royal houses across Europe with perfume. It wasn't until 1970 that fragrances became accessible to the public, and Creed's quality scents are still created through the classic infusion method. Today, in search of exclusive essences, Oliver Creed travels the world together with his son Erwin. He manages to tantalise the senses with Bulgarian rose, Italian jasmine, vetiver from Haiti and mysore from India. The brand continues to innovate, driven by craftsmanship and perfection.
