Founded in 1760, the House of Creed has a remarkable history that spans over 260 years. It all started when a new London tailoring company delivered a pair of scented leather gloves to King George III. Impressed by the exquisite craftsmanship, Queen Victoria appointed Creed as an official supplier to the Royal Household. Under the patronage of Napoleon III and Empress Eugénie, the House of Creed relocated its headquarters to Paris in 1854, where it solidified its reputation for impeccable tailoring and exclusive fragrances.

Creed has a legacy of creating unrivaled scents, with over 200 perfumes crafted by seven generations of the Creed family. Today, Olivier Creed, a direct descendant of James Henry Creed, continues the family tradition as the "Créateur Parfumeur." Together with his son Erwin, Olivier travels worldwide to source and commission the finest ingredients, such as Bulgarian rose, Italian jasmine, Haitian vetiver, and Calabrian bergamot.

Maintaining superior quality and authenticity, Creed manufactures its own essences using a traditional infusion technique. The brand's commitment to artistry and perfection results in timeless and modern fragrances that capture the essence of the past while embracing the future.