Private Label
Private label eau de parfum for brands that want to become part of someone's personal world.
A perfume becomes part of a personal routine. Nose and Partners develops eau de parfum products where fragrance, bottle and presentation carry the brand with clarity, intimacy and restraint.
Personal object
An eau de parfum is not placed in a room. It is chosen, carried and worn.
That makes the product more personal than home fragrance. The composition, bottle, label and packaging need to express the same world, without turning the perfume into merchandise.
We start with the brand and the role the perfume should play: a retail product, limited edition, hospitality piece or personal extension of an existing space, collection or concept.
Formats
An eau de parfum can be developed as a full-size product, a travel size, a sample format or a limited edition.
Each format is shaped around the fragrance, presentation and role it should have for the brand.
A full-size eau de parfum for brands that want to create a personal fragrance product with a refined and recognisable character.
The composition, bottle, spray pump, cap, label and packaging are developed as one complete product expression.
Smaller perfume formats for gifting, retail, hospitality or travel-focused use.
A travel size can make the fragrance easier to carry, introduce or include in a wider brand experience, while preserving the same attention to scent, presentation and quality.
Sample formats can help introduce an eau de parfum before, during or after launch.
They can be used for client selection, press, retail introduction, hospitality moments or as part of a more gradual product launch.
Limited fragrance editions for launches, collaborations, events or selected brand moments.
These projects work best when the fragrance has a clear reason to exist and the presentation feels specific to the occasion.
Development
An eau de parfum needs to feel resolved before it reaches the skin.
Once the fragrance direction is clear, we help shape the product around it.
This may include:
The Scent Library can be a starting point, but not every composition is suitable for use on skin. For eau de parfum projects, we first assess whether the fragrance can be used in this application or whether a new or adjusted composition is needed.
The final product should feel coherent in scent, appearance and use.
We develop private label fine fragrance products such as Eau de Parfum, solid perfume, discovery sets, travel sizes and selected limited editions.
Yes. Eau de Parfum is one of the main fine fragrance formats we develop for brands that want to introduce a personal fragrance product with a refined and distinctive character.
Yes. Solid perfume can be a tactile and compact personal fragrance format for lifestyle brands, retail concepts, gifting, travel-focused products or limited editions.
Not always. Some fine fragrance projects can start from The Scent Library, where a refined composition is selected around the brand, audience and intended use. Bespoke development is more suitable when the product needs its own fully specific fragrance signature.
Yes. Minimum quantities depend on the product format, fragrance route, packaging choices, level of personalisation and first order. Library-based fine fragrance projects can usually offer a more efficient starting point than bespoke developments.
Yes, when the brand has a clear identity, audience, product idea and realistic first order. Fine fragrance does not always need to start as a large collection, but it does need a defined concept and launch plan.
Yes. We advise on bottle options, caps, spray pumps, closures, labels and packaging details that fit the product format, brand and production scope.
Yes. We guide the technical, safety and compliance requirements connected to the fine fragrance format, fragrance application and intended market.
Yes. Depending on the project, fine fragrance can connect to discovery sets, travel sizes, limited editions or wider fragrance collections.
Yes. We can help you experience the quality and character of selected compositions. We first learn more about your brand, product idea and intended use, so the selection is relevant to your context.
Share your brand, fragrance idea and intended use. We will help define the right route from composition to finished perfume.