Fragrance house

Marc de la Morandiere

Marc de la Morandiere is a French fragrance house founded in the 1980s, with a French trademark filing dated 10 October 1986 covering perfumery and related products. Its identity draws on French savoir-faire and collaboration with perfumers from Grasse and glassmakers from the Bresle valley. Its fragrances were created across three decades, while La Collection re-edits selected earlier scents as a presentation of the house’s history. Bleu de Chine dates to 1987 and was relaunched in 1994; Pierre Bourdon is credited with creating it and Sissi. The fragrance line also includes Vala Khas, announced as a newcomer in 2018.

Brand ratings

Scent8.3 / 10
Longevity7.9 / 10
Projection6.9 / 10
Atomizer7.6 / 10

Leading notes

carnation (4)civet (4)oakmoss (4)aldehydes (3)cyclamen (3)galbanum (3)hyacinth (3)narcissus (3)

Leading accords

aldehydes (3)moss (3)camphor (2)indolic (2)animalic (1)conifer (1)earth (1)foliage (1)

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