- Salvatore Ferragamo perfumes and colognes:
Country:Italy
Main activity:Accessories
Brand website:link
Parent company:Inter Parfums
Salvatore Ferragamo was an Italian shoe designer renowned for his innovative and scientific approach to footwear design. He developed his craft from a young age, crafting his first pair of shoes at just 9 years old. After a brief period studying shoemaking in Naples, he emigrated to the United States in 1914. There, he initially worked at a boot factory in Boston before turning his attention to the flourishing film industry.
His workshop started as a shoe repair and made-to-measure service, but he soon began designing footwear for the film sector, earning the title "shoemaker to the stars." Curious about why aesthetically pleasing shoes often caused discomfort, Ferragamo studied human anatomy at the University of Southern California. He returned to Italy in 1927 and established a workshop in Florence, catering to elite clientele—including celebrities and prominent political figures of the era. He pioneered iconic designs such as the cork wedge heel and cage heel. By the 1950s, his brand had expanded to include stores in both the U.S. and Italy, with a workforce of 700 artisans.
Following Ferragamo’s death in 1960, the family-owned company diversified into a global empire, introducing collections of bags, eyewear, accessories, watches, ready-to-wear fashion, and perfumes. The first fragrance,Salvatore Ferragamo for Women, launched in 1998, and Ferragamo Parfums was founded in 2001, releasing scents under theFerragamoandIncantolabels.
Our fragrance database features 117 perfumes by Salvatore Ferragamo, ranging from the earliest edition created in 1960 to the latest release in 2025. These fragrances were crafted in collaboration with renowned perfumers, including Julien Rasquinet, Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, Pierre Bourdon, Alberto Morillas, Marie Salamagne, Olivier Cresp, and many others, showcasing the brand’s enduring legacy of olfactory innovation.
