Dearest friends!

I have very good product(non-alcohol fragrance) that i will bring to be market in europe(as i slowly setting it up now). In order for me to do this also, i need to know any good boutiques that supply all sorts of perfumes/fragrance in Basel basically or anywhere in Switzerland. Any idea??Do you have any contact?Or are you one of Perfume Boutiques owner?Do PM me!! and If there's anyone that interested to deal with me for this business,do PM me! You can get the best Fragrance u cant imagine with good price AND sell to customer with Market price that i set it for Europe market!Do PM me if you interested, we can meet up and i show you the best products that i bring to Europe!

Thank You.
Farra

No one?

Why don't you Google the perfume outlets here in Switzerland? I can think of any of the department stores plus the chain called Douglas for a start and I'm not even into perfume.

I did!! Would love to hear more option and idea from this Forum too.

There is a wonderful parfumerie in Zurich called Osswald's - it's on Bahnhofstrasse. http://www.osswald.ch/

And there are a number of Swiss perfume-makers. Andy Tauer and Vero Kern are both based in Zuri and their creations are getting a lot of good press in the perfume fora and blogs. Andy might be able to help you; his website is http://www.tauerperfumes.com

I think I heard a buzz about a place in Basel called Emeraude? But I don't know the address. Maybe if you looked in the yellow pages for the independent perfumeries in your area?

Thank You!Thank you so much..

Hi please PM me I have big connections and people who want to work with you.

Gabriel

Farra, you have the slight problem that this country is home to the first and second biggest fragrance manufacturers in the world, respectively Givaudan and Firmenich, based within snarling distance of each other in Geneva. They are the ones who create most of the fine fragrances sold in shops (the name perfume providers merely put them in fancy bottles and enormously raise the price). This is not to say that a unique fragrance can't do well (for example, the world's most popular fragrance, Chanel No.5, is Chanel's very own, derived from a pre-WW1 Russian fragrance), but you'll be confronting well-entrenched competition and it won't be easy.

That's very convenient and cheap, no international phone calls to pay for in order to keep the cartel running smoothly !