Collection: Le Galion
Le Galion is a historic French perfume house founded in Paris in 1930 by Prince Murat and taken over in 1935 by master perfumer Paul Vacher — the author of Lanvin Arpège (1927) and Christian Dior’s debut fragrance Miss Dior (1947). Its signature scent, Sortilège, was launched in 1936, was worn at New York’s Stork Club, and was sold in 97 countries by the early 1960s; the house later added Galion d’Or, Eau Noble (1972), Bourrasque and Tubéreuse. After being sold to an American group in the 1970s the house went dormant, and it was revived from 2014 by Nicolas Chabot, who reissued the classics with modern perfumers such as Rodrigo Flores-Roux.
This collection gathers the Le Galion flacons we currently have in stock: vintage originals from the Vacher era — including Eau de Sortilège in its olive-green lace carton and Eau Noble Parfum de Toilette in its wood-grain box — alongside bottles from the modern revival such as 222, Bourrasque and the 2022-era Eau Noble. Every bottle is authentic, inspected in hand, and photographed as it is sold.
