Chloé Eau de Parfum

Chloé is a French luxury fashion house founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion. Headquartered in Paris, the brand became synonymous with 'luxury prêt-à-porter' (ready-to-wear), offering a soft, feminine alternative to the stiff formality of haute couture. The fragrance line, famously known for its signature Eau de Parfum, captures the brand's spirit of effortless elegance and modern femininity.

While the brand originated as an independent fashion house, it was acquired by the Swiss luxury goods holding company Richemont (Compagnie Financière Richemont SA) in 1985. The beauty and fragrance division is currently managed under a long-term licensing agreement with Coty Inc., a global leader in the beauty industry. Manufacturing of Chloé fragrances primarily takes place in France, reflecting its high-end heritage, though global distribution may involve logistics hubs in other regions.

Today, Chloé continues to be a major player in the luxury market, maintaining its status as a premier French brand while operating under the global umbrella of Richemont for its core business and Coty for its beauty products.