Evaflor

Evaflor is a French perfume company founded in 1983 by Albert Bonan. According to the brand's own history, the business initially operated as a contract packer, handling packaging for major French perfume houses between 1983 and 1990. This early role gave the company hands-on experience with large-scale fragrance manufacturing and the technical side of production.

From 1991 onward, Evaflor shifted to creating and manufacturing its own brands for the general public. Two of its best-known lines are Whisky, a series of fragrances for men, and Je t'aime, a collection for women, which are widely distributed in emerging markets. The company states that its products are sold in about 70 countries across four continents, positioning Evaflor as an accessible, international player in affordable perfumery.

Evaflor has also expanded beyond core fragrance. In 2003 it launched Eclipse, a cosmetics line distributed in pharmacies and later via direct sales in France. Starting in 2010, the company placed growing emphasis on acquiring international brand licenses, adding licensed lines alongside its in-house creations. In 2012 it introduced Symphonie, a collection of selective perfumes built around clear, solinote-style compositions.

More recently, Evaflor added the Lotto collection in 2020, focused on fragrances and sports care for men and marketed under an "ECOLOSPORT" concept that highlights a sport and eco-oriented positioning. Across its portfolio, Evaflor concentrates on budget-friendly perfumes aimed at mass-market consumers, with a particular focus on men’s lines and value-driven distribution in developing markets.