10 Accessible Clothing Brands with Their Own Fragrance Collections

Massimo Dutti made its name in the retail scene with pieces that embody understated elegance. This characteristic trickles down into its fragrances, which are primarily categorized into three: floral, woody, and oriental.

Their floral fragrances celebrate the timelessness of flowers such as rose, jasmine, and peony, and the trail of romanticism they leave behind. Meanwhile, its woody scents range from minimalist, musky aromas to more intense, earthy compositions. Warm vanilla fragrances also feature under the oriental category, complemented by rich, sensual, and spicy notes.

Youthful and energetic are two words that describe Juicy Couture. The Los Angeles-based brand has become a Y2K staple for its plush velour tracksuits, embellished logos, and statement accessories—fragrances included.

Its fruity-floral and gourmand scents often come in eye-catching bottles adorned with charms and bows, making them just as much a statement accessory as the pieces in a Juicy Couture lover’s wardrobe.

Zara’s fragrances have gone viral for smelling more expensive than their price tags suggest. Its fragrance offerings span a wide range of profiles, from the floral-fruity Applejuice to the sweet and spicy Red Temptation and gourmand Gardenia.

For some of its previous collections, including Zara Emotions and Vibrant Cities, the fashion retailer also teamed up with renowned perfumer Jo Malone.

In 1990, Alberto entered the local market with leather goods, particularly casual and dress shoes designed for long-term wear. Since then, the brand has expanded its offerings to include bags, accessories, and, most recently, fragrances.

The homegrown brand has released numerous eau de parfums with varying scent profiles—from woody, fougère, and musky to floral, fruity, and citrusy—to seamlessly match different styles and personalities.

Scents by Bench have become a cultural staple in the Philippines. Its collection of baby colognes, for instance, is beloved by kids and adults alike.

The homegrown retailer also boasts a star-studded lineup of collaborations with celebrities such as David Licauco, Francine Diaz, and Georgina Wilson. It has also partnered with fashion designers like Rajo Laurel, Michael Cinco, and Furne One for an olfactive translation of their sartorial senses.