7 fragrances
Yardley April Violets (1913) is a gentle, powdery violet fragrance that epitomizes quiet elegance. With notes of violet, lily-of-the-valley, and soft musk, it's a springtime classic that remains remarkably affordable — perfect for vintage lovers and those seeking an intimate, skin-close scent.
Yardley English Rose is a soft, powdery floral with a fresh tea-rose opening and a warm woody base. Launched in 1997, this affordable EDT offers classic English elegance at a budget-friendly price—perfect for daily wear and romantic spring days.
Yardley English Violet is a soft, powdery floral that evokes spring gardens and vintage charm. With violet leaf, orris, and a touch of white peach, it’s an affordable delight for daily wear, though its longevity is modest.
Yardley English Lavender, launched in 1913, remains a quintessential lavender fragrance. With its aromatic, herbaceous profile and affordable price, it's a timeless choice for daytime wear. This review covers its notes, performance, and value.
Yardley English Lavender (1913) is a powdery, aromatic classic that wraps lavender in a soft veil of musk, tonka, and oakmoss. Its gentle projection and affordable price make it a perfect everyday scent for lovers of vintage elegance.
Yardley Lily of the Valley is the definitive soliflore, a century-old masterpiece of perfumery that captures the dewy, innocent heart of spring. This review explores its timeless elegance, remarkable value, and serene, pristine bouquet.
Yardley English Rose, launched in 1997, is a timeless floral EDT that captures the essence of a blooming English garden. With top notes of rose and geranium, a heart of white flowers, and a soft musky base, it’s a light, daytime-appropriate scent. Despite its fleeting longevity, its affordability and authentic rose character make it a beloved classic.