Grès Fragrances

Grès is a French fashion and fragrance house best known for Cabochard, the influential leather chypre introduced in 1959. Its dry, assertive structure combines citrus, galbanum, florals, leather, tobacco, patchouli, vetiver, woods, moss, musk, and animalic warmth, reflecting the sculptural restraint associated with Madame Grès. Cabotine later established a brighter green-floral identity through tuberose, ginger lily, citrus, green notes, florals, and woods, eventually developing into a large family of variations. Other Grès fragrances explore rose, fruits, vanilla, amber, musk, spices, and aromatic notes. Grès suits those interested in classic French structures, distinctive leather and green florals, and affordable perfumes with a strong vintage identity.