Antonio Puig Perfume

Antonio Puig Perfumes is a luxurious range of fragrances for both men and women. My Perfume Shop's collection of Puig scents has been tried and trusted by many across South Africa.

Our Puig Fragrance Range includes some of the most loved perfumes, like Brava, Quorum & Silver; what more could a man ask for? What makes our Puig Perfume Range even more special are the tester perfumes offered in these three enticing fragrance collections and always up to 40% below retail! Shop the full Puig range right here at My Perfume Shop.

Antonio Puig founded a corporation carrying his name back in 1914 in Spain. The company is international; however, it is still 100% family-owned.

It is concentrated on the production of beauty and perfumery products. The year 1940 meant the first turnstone in the company—since the fragrance Agua Lavanda Puig was launched. The company headquarters were moved to the center of Barcelona and stayed there till today. Antonio’s four sons joined their father’s business and inherited it gradually. Two of them concentrated on perfumery, one on diversification, and one on institutional relations.

It was in the 1960s that the house started working on the keys to the company’s future expansion. A team of talented people who were able to value a family-owned company was formed. It improved the quality of products by building perfumery and cosmetics laboratories. The company also collaborates with other laboratories on research and applies industrial design to their products. Puig worked on internationalization and opened the first overseas division in 1959 in the USA. Collaboration with Paco Rabanne started, and a perfume factory was founded in Chartres, France.

Puig is a brand builder specializing in translating fashion brands' pictures into the world of perfume! Antonio Puig is an old perfume house. The earliest edition was created in 1940; the newest is from 2014. Antonio Puig fragrances were made in collaboration with perfumers Marcel Carles, Rosendo Mateu, Jacques Polge, Dominique Preyssas, Jean Guichard, Alberto Morillas, Harry Fremont, Pierre Bourdon, Jean-Francois Latty, Max Gavarry, Jean François Latty, Carlos Vinals, Carlos Benaim, and Alain Muraour.