État Libre d'Orange
Each Scento decant is hand-poured from an original full-sized bottle sourced through authorised European retailers — never a clone, dupe or inspired-by version. Manufacturer batch codes belong to those original bottles and are not printed on Scento decant vials.
At Scento, 5 État Libre d'Orange fragrances are available as hand-decanted samples in 2ml, 5ml, 8ml, 30ml sizes — a practical way to try État Libre d'Orange before committing to a full bottle. A decant is a small measure of the original fragrance transferred into a travel-friendly atomiser, so you experience the exact scent rather than an imitation, and every order ships tracked across 27 European markets.
État Libre d'Orange is a French niche perfume house founded in Paris in 2006 by Etienne de Swardt, who named it after the Orange Free State in South Africa, the land of his birth. Its motto, "Le parfum est mort, vive le parfum", sums up a house known for daring compositions, provocative names and the cocarde emblem on its bottles. Its flagship boutique stands on a corner of the Haut Marais, at 69 rue des Archives. The originals of 2006 include Rien and Jasmin et Cigarette, followed by Fat Electrician in 2009, You Or Someone Like You, created in 2017 with the writer Chandler Burr, and I am Trash – Les Fleurs du Déchet, made in 2018 from upcycled ingredients. Explore État Libre d'Orange samples and decants at Scento.
État Libre d'Orange is a French niche perfume house founded in Paris in 2006 by Etienne de Swardt, who named it after the Orange Free State in South Africa, the land of his birth. Its motto, "Le parfum est mort, vive le parfum", sums up a house known for daring compositions, provocative names and the cocarde emblem on its bottles. Its flagship boutique stands on a corner of the Haut Marais, at 69 rue des Archives. The originals of 2006 include Rien and Jasmin et Cigarette, followed by Fat Electrician in 2009, You Or Someone Like You, created in 2017 with the writer Chandler Burr, and I am Trash – Les Fleurs du Déchet, made in 2018 from upcycled ingredients. Explore État Libre d'Orange samples and decants at Scento.