Comme des Garçons is a Japanese house founded by Rei Kawakubo in Tokyo in 1969, with its operational base in Paris. Born in the fashion world with a radically anti-conventional vision — deconstructed forms, asymmetries, rejection of ornamentation — the house extended its language to perfumery in 1994, giving rise to Comme des Garçons Parfums. The olfactory line carries the same philosophy as fashion: no concessions to current taste, no search for easy consensus. The fragrances are conceived as conceptual objects, often unisex in character, with compositions that explore unusual territories — synthetic notes treated as noble raw materials, mineral, spicy, or resinous accords that challenge traditional categories. For Comme des Garçons, perfume is an act of thought before it is an act of seduction.

The Comme des Garçons Selection

The seven references available in the Papique catalog traverse the olfactory universe of the house with coherence: from woody to spicy notes, from resinous to incense, with that tension between raw material and constructive refinement that is the most recognizable trait of the brand. Those approaching Comme des Garçons for the first time will find fragrances that require attention: they do not impose themselves immediately, but reveal themselves over time, on the skin. Those who are already familiar with the brand can navigate through the different lines following their own sensory affinity — from the purest radicality to proposals for greater everyday portability.

We invite you to explore the selection with the same openness as one approaches a work of art: without preconceived expectations, ready for something unexpected.