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    Antonio Maretti

    Antonio Maretti is a niche perfume house that emerged from Florence in 2022. The brand translates the city’s artistic heritage into a line of bold, character‑driven scents. Each fragrance is formulated in Italy and released as a limited edition, allowing the house to keep a tight focus on quality and narrative. The portfolio spans unisex and gender‑specific offerings, ranging from the citrus‑bright Limoncello Kiss to the dark, woody Vicious Mind. By anchoring its creations in the cultural memory of the Renaissance, Antonio Maretti invites wearers to experience a modern reinterpretation of classic Italian elegance.

    ItalyEst. 2022
    19
    Fragrances
    3.8
    Avg rating
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    SignatureSlumber Party
    Slumber Party
    Community
    3.8
    Average rating
    across 19 fragrances
    Collection
    19
    Fragrances and counting
    Heritage
    2022
    Founded in Italy

    Heritage

    A house, in its own words

    The story of Antonio Maretti begins in the historic quarter of Florence, where a group of fragrance enthusiasts decided to channel the city’s artistic legacy into scent. In early 2022 the house launched its first collection, introducing Madonna! – a fragrance crafted by perfumer Cristian Calabro that combined citrus top notes with a soft floral heart. The same year saw the release of Slumber Party, a playful gourmand that quickly attracted attention from niche‑fragrance forums. 2023 marked the debut of the brand’s first women’s line, expanding the palette with floral‑oriental compositions and reinforcing the house’s commitment to gender‑fluid storytelling. 2024 brought Seduttore Intense and Walk of Shame Intense, two stronger, more concentrated versions of earlier releases, reflecting a strategic shift toward richer, longer‑lasting formulas. By 2025 the portfolio grew to include Naughty List, Sexual Tension, and Limoncello Kiss, each announced with a small‑batch production run and a focus on regional Italian ingredients. Throughout its brief history the brand has remained rooted in Florence, using local ateliers for bottle design and sourcing raw materials from the surrounding Tuscan countryside. This continuity of place and purpose has helped Antonio Maretti build a reputation for authenticity within the niche market, even as it continues to experiment with new olfactory narratives. Antonio Maretti frames perfumery as a form of visual art, drawing directly from the Renaissance ideals of balance, proportion, and storytelling. The house believes that a scent should convey a scene as clearly as a painting, so each composition is built around a single narrative moment – a sunrise over the Arno, a midnight masquerade in a Florentine palazzo, or the zest of a summer lemon grove in Amalfi. The brand prioritises transparency in ingredient sourcing, favoring natural extracts that can be traced to specific Italian regions. Sustainability is approached pragmatically: the house works with local farmers to reduce transport emissions and selects recyclable glass for its bottles. Creative decisions are made in collaboration with perfumers who share a respect for the craft’s heritage, ensuring that every note serves the story rather than merely adding complexity. This philosophy extends to the consumer experience; the brand encourages wearers to explore the scent’s evolution over time, treating each application as a moment of personal reflection.

    2022
    Brand launch in Florence and release of Madonna! created by perfumer Cristian Calabro
    2022
    Introduction of Slumber Party, the house’s first gourmand offering
    2023
    Debut of the women’s line, expanding the portfolio with floral‑oriental compositions
    2024
    Release of Seduttore Intense and Walk of Shame Intense, marking a shift toward higher‑concentration formulas
    2025
    Launch of Naughty List, Sexual Tension, and Limoncello Kiss, each highlighting regional Italian ingredients
    2025
    Collaboration with a Florentine metalworker for limited‑edition bottle caps

    The noses

    Perfumers behind the house

    Did you know?

    Interesting facts

    01

    The brand’s name, Antonio Maretti, references a lesser‑known Florentine patron of the arts from the 16th century.

    02

    Limoncello Kiss uses lemons harvested within a 30‑kilometre radius of the Amalfi coast, a detail verified by the farm’s export records.

    03

    Each bottle cap is hand‑engraved with a fleur‑de‑lis motif by a single artisan whose workshop has operated in Florence since 1892.

    04

    The house’s limited‑batch model means that some fragrances, such as Seduttore Intense, sell out within weeks of release, creating secondary‑market demand among collectors.