ABOUT OLFACTORY

Slow perfumery.

Born in Grasse. Made by hand. Finished on your skin.

Olfactory atelier
OUR STORY

Olfactory began with a simple belief: the industrialisation of fragrance has stripped it of its soul. When you produce perfume by the ton, you must standardise. You must use synthetics to ensure batch consistency. You must design for the shelf, not the skin.

We wanted to return to how fragrance was made a century ago. Small batches. Hand-blended. Using raw materials so complex that they vary slightly from year to year, just like wine.

We do not test on animals. We do not use dyes, UV filters, or parabens. We do not discount. We believe that when you buy a bottle of Olfactory, you are buying time — the time it took the plant to grow, the time it took to extract its oil, and the time our perfumers spent ensuring every drop means something.

THE PROCESS

01 Sourcing

We work directly with farmers in 18 countries to secure the highest grade raw materials.

Sourced fragrance materials

02 Blending

Our oils rest for six weeks before being diluted in organic sugarcane alcohol.

Blended perfume bottle

03 Batching

We compound in batches of 500 bottles or fewer to maintain absolute quality control.

Small batch perfume

04 Labelling

Each bottle is filled, capped, and labelled by hand in our London atelier.

Hand-labelled perfume bottle

Our Ingredients

Sourced from the soil, not the laboratory.

Oud

Laos

Rose Absolute

Bulgaria

Bergamot

Calabria

Vetiver

Haiti

Sandalwood

Australia

Iris

Florence

Sustainability

Packaging

Our bottles are made from 100% recycled glass. Our boxes are uncoated, recycled kraft paper. We offer a refill programme for empty bottles.

Testing

We do not test on animals. We do not sell in countries that require animal testing by law. All our fragrances are 100% vegan.

Carbon

We offset 100% of the carbon emissions from shipping. We prioritise ocean freight over air freight for our raw materials wherever possible.

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