Outremer

Outremer is a French perfume brand previously known as L'Aromarine. Retailers such as Hampton Court and Smallflower note that the company has been producing perfumes and perfumery products for over 30 years, with development based in the south of France, historically in the hills around Nice. The brand sources perfume concentrates from two suppliers in Grasse, one a long-established international company and the other a small family-run business, and then refines these accords into finished fragrances that match its house style.

Outremer is best known for simple, affordable eaux de toilette in Art Deco-influenced glass bottles. Scents like Vanille, Violette, Cola, Thé, Pêche, Océane, Florale, Tropique, and Fleur Blanche are widely stocked at retailers such as Anthropologie, Hampton Court, and Smallflower, with Vanille often highlighted as the line's bestseller. The brand describes its fragrances as "pleasant and uncomplicated" and explicitly states that it "leaves the romance to the wearer" to create for themselves. Alongside the classic collection, Outremer has offered a Natural Trend line (including Oakmoss, Mulberry, Lavender Blackcurrant, Vanilla, and Orange Sandalwood) and a Travel Line inspired by 1930s luggage labels, reflecting a consistent interest in retro design and straightforward, easy-to-wear compositions.