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Company Profile diptyque is a demanding, visionary and passionate perfumer. The company created in 1961 at 34 boulevard saint germain Personal fragrances, Art of Body Care or home fragrances in Paris by Desmond Knox-Leet, Christiane Gautrot and Yves are imprinted with a distinctive and particular Coueslant extols the idea of ultimate luxury, for oneself and olfactory signature. without compromise. Made from the finest raw materials and unexpected harmony, From fabrics to perfumes: the creations express themselves in unusual ways to delight in 1963, the 3 first scented candles Hawthorne, Tea, loyal and initiated fans and enlightened novices. Cinnamon. in 1968, a first unisex eau de toiletteL’Eau . PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD AUTHENTIC 34 BOULEVARD SAINT GERMAIN OUR BOUTIQUES ARTISTIC PERSONAL FRAGRANCE INTO THE WORLD EXCLUSIVE HOME FRAGRANCE INSPIRED BY TRAVEL THE ART OF BODY CARE INSPIRED & INSPIRING TRAVEL COLLECTION INITIATED A unique and atypical brand. PERFUMER & AESTHETE Authentic Artistic Exclusive Inspired by travel Inspired & inspiring Initiated PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Authentic All the scents exalt a delicate simplicity. Drawn from the ground, with their authenticity, they use essences and natural oils to truly proclaim their naturality. More… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Artistic No need for ambassadors or icons. Curious, open and cultivated, diptyque prefers to allow its perfumes to speak for themselves. They have a wealth of collaborations with enlightened talents, designers and illustrators. More… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Exclusive Extolling the virtues of the luxury craft industry, diptyque uses a unique recipe for the wax in its scented candles. The brand also offers unique and refined containers, made with integrity and passion in the purest “handmade” tradition. All diptyque products are manufactured in France. More… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Inspired by Travel Curious & cultured In this collection with multiple cultural inspirations, gleaned during travels around the Mediterranean and as far as the Near East, nothing is segmented. diptyque is also and especially an invitation on a real or imaginary journey. More… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Inspired & inspiring The diptyque universe is enigmatic yet surprisingly familiar. Graphics, the oval logo or playlets telling the story of the inspiration behind the eaux de toilette form a captivating and inimitable design. More… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD POLAND - InStyle April 2011 CHINA – Amazing France - GQ UK Fall 20 11 June 2011 SINGAPORE - Female June 2011 -January 2012 December 2011 A LEBANON - SPAIN – Esquire Initiated 2011 December e - Nobless December KOREA 2011 A specialised brand with limited and selective distribution, it owes its US – Fashion Magazine May 2011 fame to the word of mouth of its faithful FILS PRO • 2011 JUIN 10 • NOTICE • BOULEVARD 34 DU INVITÉS LES • DIPTYQUE • FRANCE – Le Nouvel Obse rvateur Styles November 24th clientele and laudatory editorials. 2011 Perfectly discreet, it has never revealed UKRAINE – Luxury Life Summer 2011 FRANCE – L’Expre the identity of its buyers, even famous ss Styles April 27th 2011 ones.. December 2011 ’s Bazaar – Harper KONG A regular press coverage in more than HONG – FRANCE – L’Officiel October 2011 40 countries. More… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD • DIPTYQUE • LES INVITÉS DU 34 BOULEVARD • NOTICE • 10 JUIN 2011 • PROFILS diptyque sets a high standard of quality yet is imaginative and whimsical, with a passion for exquisite materials, precious details, perfect elegance and originality. THE COLLECTIONS 34 boulevard saint germain Personal fragrance Home fragrance The Art of Body Care Travel Collection PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD 34 boulevard saint germain A signature line, the essence of a rare House with an incomparable style. In 2011, to celebrate and embody fifty years of creativity, diptyque embarked on a new, innovative challenge. The venture was bold: act as “Fragrance thieves”, like in Patrick Süskind’s novel, and encapsulate the scents of the flagship boutique on 34 boulevard saint germain, in Paris, and put them in a bottle to give everyone a little piece of this place and its history. A unique scent, available for the Body and for the Home. PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD boulevard saint germain A signature line, the essence of a rare House with an incomparable style. Sprayed perfumes, burnt flames, turned out candles, the old wooden counter, and so on. All the scents combine, as if by magic, in a captivating and complex fragrance, created by Olivier Pescheux, the perfumer, with Myriam Badault, marketing director. Available in an eau de toilette and in room fragrances, this emblematic collection houses the soul of 34 boulevard saint germain and inscribes it in modernity. Sented candle Hourglass diffuser Scented oval Room Spray 220g - 7.3 oz 100 ml - 3.4 fl.oz Eau de Toilette Scented soap Solid Perfume L’Eau du 34 - Eau de Toilette 50 ml and 100 ml - 1.7 and 3.4 fl.oz 200g - 7 oz 4,05g - 0.14oz 50 ml and 100 ml - 1.7fl.oz and 3.4fl.oz Back to 34 boulevard saint germain… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Personal fragrance Since L’Eau - the first eau de toilette inspired in 1968 by a 16th century pot-pourri recipe - diptyque has constantly expanded its collection with atypical and refined fragrances. Made for both women and men, they use the finest raw materials to relate a childhood memory and a journey, real or dreamed of. Taking possession of one of them is taking the risk of becoming attached to it forever. Eau de Toilette Eau de Parfum Nomadic Perfume Bath Line Scented Waters Scented Vinegar PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD & AESTHETE & PERFUMER L’Eau (1968) - spicy 50 ml and 100 ml – 1.7fl.oz and 3.4fl.oz and ml ml50 –1.7fl.oz and 100 6 olfactory families 13 eaux de toilette toilette eaux de L’Ombre dans l’Eau (1983) - floral Eau Lente (1986) - spicy THE COLLECTIONS THE Olène (1988) - floral Philosykos (1996) - woody Ofrésia (1999) - floral Oyédo (2000) - citrus BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT THE IN ROOTED BUT HERITAGE, STRONG A Tam Dao (2003) - woody Do Son (2005) - floral Back to Personal Fragrance… Eau de Lierre (2006) - herbal Vetyverio (2010) - woody TO THE WORLD THE TO OPENED Eau Duelle (2010) - spicy Volutes (2012) - woody oriental 4 eaux de parfum 3 olfactory families 75 ml – 2.5fl.oz (1983) - floral (1996) - woody (2005) - floral Volutes (2012) - woody oriental (2012) - woody Volutes Philosykos Do Son L’Ombre dans l’EauL’Ombre Back to Personal Fragrance… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Nomadic perfume An intimate, delicate and selective application. A more powerful concentration As a precious balm, this concentrated than that of the eau de toilette. solid perfume can be taken everywhere. No photo sensibility. Solid Perfume – 4,05g –0.14oz Travel Spray Perfume Oil Roll-on Available in Philosykos, Available in Philosykos, L’Ombre dans l’Eau, 7.5 ml – 0.25fl.oz L’Ombre dans l’Eau, and Do Son Tam Dao and Do Son Available in Philosykos and L’Ombre dans l’Eau Back to Personal Fragrance… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Bath Line Based on the eaux de toilette. Formulas free from parabens, coloring agents, phtalates. Perfumed soap – 100 soap Perfumed g – 3.5oz Do Son and Dao dans l’Eau, Tam L’Ombre Philosykos, in L’Eau, Available – 200 Gel ml – 6.8fl.oz Shower Do Son, Dao, Vetyverio dans l’Eau, Tam L’Ombre in Philosykos, Available – 200Body Lotion ml – 6.8fl.oz dans l’Eau, Eau Duelle and Do Son L’Ombre in Philosykos, Available Back to Personal Fragrance… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Les Eaux Citrus Collection – 100 ml – 3.4fl.oz – Highlighted citrus notes. Bright, generous and fresh, our citrus collection is easy to wear. Behind their evident and charming simplicity, they reveal a captivating temperament. L’Eau de L’Eau L’Eau de Néroli L’Eau des Hespérides L’Eau de Tarocco Spicy Citrus Floral Citrus Aromatic Citrus Fruity Citrus PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Les Eaux Floral Water – 100 ml and 20 ml – 3.4fl.oz and 0.7 fl.oz / An ode to the raw material Conceived as a infusion of roses, Eau Rose celebrates the multiple aromas of the flower in its natural state, as it blossoms over time. Eau Moheli… a tribute to ylang-ylang, cheerfully taking the counterpoint of the exotic note that is normally used. Eau Rose Eau Moheli Back to Personal Fragrance… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Scented vinegar Spicy, woody and plant notes 200 ml – 6.8fl.oz Back to Personal Fragrance… PERFUMER THE COLLECTIONS A STRONG HERITAGE, OPENED & AESTHETE BUT ROOTED IN THE PRESENT TO THE WORLD Home fragrance The collection of diptyque scents pays tribute to nature, with carefully selected raw materials.
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