Mancera
Paris-based niche perfume house founded in 2008, offering powerful and refined fragrances.
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Overview
The House of Mancera is a niche perfume brand founded in Paris in 2008. According to its official boutique, it is the result of a family collaboration between a traveler with ancestral knowledge and the one who inherited his artistic vision, merging French elegance with inspirations from afar. Its online boutique sells best-sellers such as Cedrat Boise, Intense Instant Crush, Roses Vanille and Vetiver Sensuel, organized by olfactory families including Amber, Woody, Leathery, Spicy, Fougère, Fruity, Floral, Gourmand, Marine and Oriental. It also offers discovery and nomadic formats such as a 5x2ml Sample Set and a 5x8ml Travel Set, and ships within Europe and Switzerland.
History
The House of Mancera was founded in Paris in 2008. Its official boutique describes it as the result of a family collaboration between a traveler with ancestral knowledge and the one who inherited his artistic vision, merging French elegance with inspirations from afar and offering powerful and refined fragrances.
Products and positioning
Niche perfumery merging French elegance with inspirations from afar, offering powerful and refined fragrances.
Cedrat Boise
Described as sporty elegance, freshness and charm; from €85.00.
Intense Instant Crush
Intense Instant Crush with a leather touch; from €125.00.
Roses Vanille
Rose loukoum, creamy vanilla, sugar; from €85.00.
Vetiver Sensuel
Citrus, earthy vetiver and soft woods; from €100.00.
Mochi Musk
Explores a new expression of gourmand: translucent, powdery, airy.
Sample Set
From a selection of fragrances, 5x2ml, €25.00.
Travel Set
From a selection of fragrances, 5x8ml, €70.00.
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