Rallet is a prestigious perfume house that was originally established in Moscow in 1843 by Alphonse Rallet (1819–1894). With a rich history, Rallet quickly rose to prominence and by 1900, it had become Russia’s leading manufacturer of exquisite perfumes, soaps, and cosmetics. The company even had the honor of being an official supplier to the Royal Courts of Russia, Persia, and Montenegro. However, with the nationalization of Rallet’s Russian assets in 1917, the company underwent a significant transformation and was subsequently re-established in France.

In 1920, Rallet’s technical director, Ernest Beaux, collaborated with the renowned fashion icon Gabrielle Chanel and developed a line of perfumes, including the iconic No. 5. This partnership cemented Rallet’s reputation as a creator of exceptional fragrances. In 1926, the brand was acquired by François Coty, further solidifying Rallet’s position as a remarkable perfumery.

After a period of dormancy, the brand was reintroduced in 2013, paying homage to the visionary behind Russian perfumery. Currently, Rallet offers a collection of six perfumes in their fragrance base, each crafted in collaboration with esteemed perfumers such as Delphine Lebeau, Corinne Cachen, Delphine Jelk, Ane Ayo, Christelle Laprade, and Benoist Lapouza. With each edition meticulously created, Rallet continues to captivate fragrance enthusiasts, offering an exquisite olfactory experience.

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