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A DUSTY, DREAMLIKE SCENT AWAITING TO BE DISCOVERED. 

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XERJOFF VIBE

A METAMORPHOSIS OF BEAUTY

Wardasina, Accento and Accento Overdose grace the Xerjoff Vibe Collection with their perfected and poised presence.

Discover the collection, stripped of their velvet exterior and adorned with a smooth and slick coating.

CASAMORATI 

DURAN DURAN SHOWCASE DAMA BIANCA

Selected for her vintage aura and Victorian flair, Dama Bianca features in the new Duran Duran music video for 'Black Moonlight'. Purchase Dama Bianca to gain full access to the behind-the-scenes video.

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A SCENT SYNONYMOUS WITH THE CENTURIES-OLD SPORT
FOR XERJOFF’S THIRD YEAR AS SILVER PARTNER
FOR THE NITTO ATP FINALS IN TURIN.

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THE CAPTIVATING SCENT, ERBA GOLD,
IS NOW AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE

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GROOVE XCAPE

A NEW REALM REVEALS ITSELF
BETWEEN THE NOTES OF SOUND AND SCENT

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MADE IN LAKE COMO, ITALY’S SILK
CAPITAL DESIGNED BY XERJOFF

UNIQUE SILK NECK SCARF

MADE IN LAKE COMO, ITALY’S SILK
CAPITAL DESIGNED BY XERJOFF

UNIQUE SILK NECK SCARF

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SAMPLE KIT

Sample Kit by Xerjoff is a service, which allows you to discover more  perfumes  from the Xerjoff portfolio. Add up to four samples of your choice to the kit configurator, try them in the comfort of your home.

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XERJOFF

Xerjoff was launched by Sergio Momo and Dominique Salvo with the aim of blending the most luxurious materials to complement the most affluent global lifestyles.

As enriching as what lays inside them, each Xerjoff perfume bottle is a jewel to be cherished, a creation of artistic glassware in deluxe packaging that holds the rare and refined ingredients which ignite unique olfactory dimensions.

CASAMORATI

Casamorati is a collection of vintage perfumes by Xerjoff Group S.p.A., inspired by the ancient art of Italian perfumery.

The brand recreates the history of the glorious house of perfumes founded by Claudio Casamorati in Italy in the 19th century, with the intention of safeguarding the historical and artistic heritage of the glamorous Art Nouveau era.