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    Brand Profile

    AllSaints entered the fragrance market in 2018, extending the British fashion label’s reputation for urban edge into scent. The debut collec…More

    United Kingdom·Est. 1994·Site

    4.0

    Rating

    Just Landed

    New Arrivals

    The latest additions to the Allsaints collection.

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    Incense City by Allsaints
    4.0

    Incense City

    Naked Woods by Allsaints
    NewBest Seller
    4.6

    Naked Woods

    Sunset Riot Intense by Allsaints
    Best Seller
    4.1

    Sunset Riot Intense

    Sunset Riot by Allsaints
    Best Seller
    4.1

    Sunset Riot

    Flora Mortis by Allsaints
    4.0

    Flora Mortis

    Metal Wave by Allsaints
    4.0

    Metal Wave

    Concrete Rain by Allsaints
    3.9

    Concrete Rain

    Shoreditch Leather by Allsaints
    3.9

    Shoreditch Leather

    Leather Skies by Allsaints
    3.9

    Leather Skies

    Ravaged Rose by Allsaints
    3.8

    Ravaged Rose

    Sacred Sands by Allsaints
    New
    3.2

    Sacred Sands

    The Heritage

    The Story of Allsaints

    AllSaints entered the fragrance market in 2018, extending the British fashion label’s reputation for urban edge into scent. The debut collection offered three unisex eau de parfums—Sunset Riot, Metal Wave and Incense City—crafted with DSM‑Firmenich under a program the brand calls “Smell‑The‑Taste”. Since then the house has added a steady stream of releases, including Concrete Rain (2021), Shoreditch Leather (2024) and the 2026 launch of Naked Woods. Each bottle carries the brand’s signature dark aesthetic while the formulas blend synthetic modernity with natural accents, aiming for a scent that feels as gritty and polished as a London street at night.

    Heritage

    AllSaints began as a small boutique on London's Kings Road in 1994, founded by Stuart Trevor and a group of friends who wanted a clothing shop that reflected the city’s music‑driven subcultures. The label grew quickly, opening stores across the UK and later in the United States, and became known for its leather jackets, muted colour palettes and a rebellious, understated tone. By the early 2000s the brand had established a global retail footprint and a clear visual language that mixed grunge with refined tailoring. In 2018 AllSaints announced its first foray into fragrance, releasing a trio of unisex scents—Sunset Riot, Metal Wave and Incense City—through a partnership with the perfume house DSM‑Firmenich. The launch was positioned as an extension of the label’s “attitude” ethos, translating its tactile fabrics into olfactory experiences. The following years saw a cadence of new releases: Concrete Rain (2021) explored metallic rain‑soaked streets, while Leather Skies (2019) and Incense City (2018) leaned into smoky, leather‑rich narratives. In 2024 the brand celebrated its 30th anniversary with an upgraded Sunset Riot and two fresh additions, Shoreditch Leather and Ravaged Rose, each framed as a reinterpretation of the brand’s core motifs. The most recent addition, Naked Woods (2026), continues the pattern of blending urban grit with natural elements, reinforcing AllSaints’ commitment to evolving its scent portfolio while staying rooted in the street‑wise heritage that defined its early years.

    Craftsmanship

    AllSaints works closely with DSM‑Firmenich, a global fragrance house known for its research labs and ingredient libraries. The partnership begins with a brief that outlines the desired mood, colour palette and narrative, after which perfumers develop accords that blend synthetics such as iso e super and natural extracts like bergamot or cedar. The brand reports that it tests each formula on a panel of internal staff and external volunteers to ensure the scent translates across skin chemistry. Production takes place in DSM‑Firmenich’s facilities, which follow ISO‑9001 quality standards and employ batch‑by‑batch testing for consistency. Natural ingredients are sourced from certified farms when possible; for example, the bergamot in Sunset Riot is listed as Italian‑grown and sustainably harvested. Synthetic components are chosen for their stability and lower environmental impact, reducing the need for large quantities of raw plant material. Bottles are filled in a controlled environment to avoid contamination, and each batch receives a unique batch code for traceability. The brand also limits the release volume of certain scents, such as the 2024 Shoreditch Leather, to maintain a sense of exclusivity while ensuring that production remains manageable and waste is minimized.

    Design Language

    AllSaints translates its fashion visual language into fragrance packaging through stark, monochrome bottles that sit on matte black bases. The glass is typically dark amber or clear with a brushed finish, capped with a slim, gunmetal‑toned spray. Labels feature the brand’s sans‑serif logotype in white, positioned centrally to echo the clean lines of its clothing tags. The overall design avoids ornate detailing, favouring a minimalist silhouette that feels at home on a dresser beside a leather jacket. Marketing imagery often pairs the bottles with gritty urban backdrops—brick walls, rain‑slicked streets or industrial interiors—reinforcing the brand’s connection to city life. The colour palette of the promotional material mirrors the scents: warm amber for Sunset Riot, cool steel for Metal Wave, and smoky charcoal for Incense City. This cohesive visual approach links the olfactory experience to AllSaints’ broader brand narrative of understated rebellion.

    Philosophy

    AllSaints approaches perfumery as an extension of its fashion philosophy: a focus on authenticity, contrast and a gender‑fluid outlook. The brand’s statements emphasize “attitude” over trend, encouraging wearers to choose scents that match a personal mood rather than a seasonal fashion cue. Collaboration with DSM‑Firmenich’s “Smell‑The‑Taste” program reflects a belief that scent should be crafted with the same experimental spirit that drives the label’s clothing designs. The house prioritises unisex compositions, allowing the fragrance to sit on the skin without a prescribed gender narrative. Sustainability appears in the brand’s sourcing choices, with an emphasis on responsibly harvested natural ingredients alongside high‑performance synthetics that reduce waste. AllSaints also stresses storytelling: each fragrance is tied to a specific urban scene—be it a rainy concrete alley or a desert‑like expanse—inviting the wearer to inhabit a moment rather than simply wear a product.

    Key Milestones

    1994

    AllSaints founded as a boutique on Kings Road, London, focusing on street‑inspired fashion.

    2018

    Launch of the first fragrance trio—Sunset Riot, Metal Wave and Incense City—through a partnership with DSM‑Firmenich.

    2019

    Release of Leather Skies, expanding the unisex line with a leather‑rich composition.

    2021

    Concrete Rain introduced, exploring metallic and rainy‑city notes.

    2024

    30th‑anniversary collection unveiled, featuring an upgraded Sunset Riot, Shoreditch Leather and Ravaged Rose.

    2026

    Naked Woods released, blending woody accords with urban grit.

    At a Glance

    Brand profile snapshot

    Origin

    United Kingdom

    Founded

    1994

    Heritage

    32

    Years active

    Collection

    1

    Fragrances released

    Avg Rating

    4.0

    Community sentiment

    Release Rhythm

    2026
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    2024
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    2021
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    2019
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    2018
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    Did You Know?

    Interesting Facts

    Distinctive details and defining moments that shape the house personality.

    01

    AllSaints’ fragrance line was developed under a program called “Smell‑The‑Taste”, which pairs perfumers with the brand’s creative team for iterative scent development.

    02

    The brand’s first three scents were released simultaneously, a rare strategy for a fashion house entering the perfume market.

    03

    AllSaints sources its Italian bergamot for Sunset Riot from farms certified for sustainable harvesting, a detail highlighted in the product’s ingredient list.

    04

    Each fragrance bottle carries a batch code that allows the brand to trace the exact production run, a practice more common in luxury perfumery than in fast‑fashion fragrance lines.