Lubin

Lubin is a Parisian perfume house founded in 1798 by Pierre-François Lubin, the perfumer who trained under Marie-Antoinette's appointed supplier Jean-Louis Fargeon and went on to supply Empress Joséphine, the court of Napoleon, King George IV of England and Tsar Alexander I of Russia. After decades of ownership changes (Henkel, Muehlens, Wella, Procter & Gamble), the house was revived from its own formula archive by Gilles Thévenin from 2005.

Browse authentic vintage and discontinued Lubin perfume at TrendyGround, including Black Jade Eau de Parfum in multiple packaging generations and a rare demonstration tester, the withdrawn woody-oriental Galaad, and the Aristia-collection leather-iris parfum Condottiere. Other reference fragrances from the house include Idole de Lubin (2005), Gin Fizz (1955), Nuit de Longchamp (1934), Akkad, Kismet, Sarmate, Upper Ten and Korrigan. Every bottle is inspected and its fill level described honestly before listing.