Chanel
2 fragrances
Chanel needs little introduction: the Paris house founded by Gabrielle Chanel has been making perfume since N°5 in 1921, and its in-house perfumers have shaped some of the most worn fragrances in the world.
We list two of its modern bestsellers, Coco Mademoiselle for women and Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum for men. Both are sold out at the moment; press Notify me on the product page to hear when they return.
Where to start with Chanel
- Chanel Coco Mademoiselle: orange, mandarin and bergamot over a rose and jasmine heart, anchored by patchouli, vetiver, white musk and vanilla. Launched in 2001, by Jacques Polge.
- Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum: grapefruit, lemon and mint, then ginger, nutmeg and jasmine, drying down to incense, cedar and sandalwood. Launched in 2014, by Jacques Polge.
How to choose
Coco Mademoiselle is the fresh, polished chypre for women, at home at work and at dinner. Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum is the versatile woody-aromatic for men, warmer and rounder than the Eau de Toilette. While they are sold out, our comparison pages show each one next to the alternatives most often compared with it, with the shared notes listed, so you can line up a side-by-side test for when the originals are back.
Questions about Chanel
Why are your Chanel decants sold out?
We pour decants only from bottles we have in hand, and our current stock of these two has run out. Press Notify me on the product page and we will let you know as soon as they are back.
Are your Chanel decants authentic?
Yes. Every decant we sell is poured from an authentic bottle into a glass spray. We are not affiliated with Chanel.
Which Bleu de Chanel do you decant?
The Eau de Parfum, launched in 2014. Bleu de Chanel also exists as an Eau de Toilette (2010) and a Parfum (2018); they share a theme but are different formulas.
Is there anything to try while Chanel is sold out?
Armaf Club de Nuit Women is often compared with Coco Mademoiselle, and Armaf Tag-Him with Bleu de Chanel. They are separate fragrances by Armaf, and our comparison pages show which notes they share with each Chanel.