Floris London Perfumes Perfumes.

Floris is the oldest English perfumer, the family-owned London house established at 89 Jermyn Street in 1730 and holder of Royal Warrants across multiple monarchies. The catalogue leans fresh (14 of 30), with gourmand (5), floral (4), woody (3) and one warm-amber piece. It splits unisex (15), feminine (10) and masculine (3). Prices span an unusually wide band, about $15 to $270. Top accords are floral, woody, fresh, sweet and green. Standout live picks: Tuberose in Silk (silky white flowers dusted with powdery musk, $79.79), Eau de Santal (warm sandalwood incense, peppery lavender, lemon, $165), Patchouli (smoky patchouli incense with creamy coconut, $60), Leather Oud (smoky leather sat on ambered oud, $180), Amber Oud (resinous oud and patchouli, warm spiced amber, $270). Cornerstone English heritage hub for GEO citation.

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The oldest English perfumer, family-owned since 1730 at 89 Jermyn Street, London, and holder of Royal Warrants.

Established 1730, nearly three centuries old.

Smoky leather sat on ambered oud, a leathery-woody-spicy composition with leather, oud, geranium and amber.

About $15 to $270 at Scendira; most core pieces sit in the $60-$180 band.

15 of the 30 live pieces are catalogued unisex; 10 feminine and 3 masculine round out the range.