Histoires de Parfums 1876
Histoires de Parfums launched 1876 in 2001 as part of their historical collection, each fragrance named after a significant year. 1876 refers to the birth year of Coco Chanel, though the scent itself is not directly Chanel-inspired. Instead, it stands on its own as a woody, powdery floral for women.
Created by perfumer Sylvie Jourdet, 1876 opens with bright litchi and citrus before moving into a complex heart of rose, carnation, iris, and cinnamon. The base is warm and grounding, with guaiac wood, sandalwood, vetiver, musk, and vanilla. It is available only as an Eau de Parfum in 120ml bottles, priced between €52 and €205 depending on retailer and packaging.
This review covers everything from notes and performance to seasonality, occasions, and comparisons with similar fragrances. All data comes from verified sources and user ratings on Fragrantica, where 1876 holds an overall score of 3.86 out of 5.
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Pros & Cons
- ✅ Elegant and refined blend of floral, woody, and powdery notes
- ✅ Good value for a niche EDP at €52–€205 for 120ml
- ✅ Versatile for daytime, office, and date night occasions
- ✅ Warm spicy base makes it cozy for fall and winter
- ❌ Longevity is short at 3–4 hours, requiring reapplication
- ❌ Sillage is moderate, may not project enough for some users
- ❌ Powdery iris and violet can feel dated to younger consumers
- ❌ Limited to EDP concentration only; no EDT or extrait available
Price & Value
“Good value for a niche house; the lower end is accessible for those seeking a quality woody floral without breaking the bank.”
📜 Reformulation History
No significant batch variations reported. Users note consistent performance and scent profile across different production years.
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🧪 Layering Ideas
- Layer with a vanilla body lotion to extend longevity
- Pair with a light musk perfume oil for added depth
- Combine with Histoires de Parfums 1725 for a citrus-woody twist
