Iris Debonair: A Different Cut

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Aromatic English lavender and magnetic French iris pallida come together to shape a different cut of Haute Perfumery in Iris Debonair: one that echoes the origins of The House of Creed itself. Both cultivated with patience and precision, these precious notes are yours to discover exclusively on the Creed Journal. 
The House of Creed proudly unveils Iris Debonair, an alluring fougère floral fragrance that unlocks the domain of an aesthete, where every room reveals an intentional art of living.
Within this creation are two treasured ingredients of exceptional provenance: English lavender from Kent and French iris pallida from Les Landes. Both enrich Creed’s palette of distinguished raw materials and its distinctive Art of Millésime.
Uncover the story behind each ingredient in the films below.

Lavender From Kent, England

The finest English lavender forms the heart of Iris Debonair, revealing itself with crisp clarity and cool aromatic tones. Grown in Kent’s chalky soils, its unhurried cultivation yields a uniquely smooth and fresh scent.

Iris Pallida from Les Landes, France

At the base of Iris Debonair, French iris pallida takes root, softly suffusing shades of pale blue. Cultivated slowly in Les Landes, this prized note leaves an addictive, velvety and earthy trail.

Unlock these two ingredients within Iris Debonair, whether online or at your nearest official Creed boutique.