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Parfums de Marly (PdM) is a French niche fragrance house founded in 2009 by Julien Sprecher. Inspired by the opulence of 18th-century French court life and the historic racehorses of Louis XV, the brand emphasizes luxury, heritage themes, and rich, long-lasting compositions. Parfums de Marly has become one of the most commercially successful niche houses, known for accessible yet high-impact scents.

The catalog includes several widely recognized fragrances such as "Herod," "Layton," "Pegasus," "Delina," and "Carlisle." These creations are often characterized by warm spicy accords, sweet orientals, aromatic woods, florals, musks, and gourmand elements. Many PdM fragrances blend European perfumery traditions with modern niche trends, resulting in compositions that are both distinctive and highly wearable.

Parfums de Marly places emphasis on premium raw materials, ornate bottle designs, and polished presentation. The house offers both masculine and feminine lines, with "Delina" becoming one of the most influential modern women's niche fragrances due to its lychee-rose-musk profile.

With strong distribution in luxury boutiques, department stores, and niche retailers worldwide, Parfums de Marly maintains a strong footprint in the global niche fragrance market. Its blend of heritage, craftsmanship, and mass-appealing niche formulations has helped solidify the brand as a top-tier niche house.