Royal Copenhagen

One of Denmark’s most historical design and style business’s Royal Copenhagen, comes with a huge and varied background starting way back in 1775 the moment the well-known organization was established. Presently it stands between the most greatly distinguished and highly regarded worldwide Danish brand names, best recognized for its excellent high-quality and flawless porcelain craftsmanship. The company is managed by Royal Scandinavia, one of the world’s major design and style corporations, offering globally well-known items of high-quality porcelain, glassware and silverware. Commencing in the 1970’s, Royal Copenhagen alone integrated a number of additional globally popular porcelain producers, most significantly Kunde & Co, and Bing & Grondahl (1987). In 1972 they had previously already acquired Georg Jensen Silversmiths, and joined together with Holmegaard Glassworks in 1985. During the post -WW II years, Swank, a top fashion designer of leather products and men’s accessories, expanded its product range by including fragrances to its merchandise inventory. The fragrance collection was promoted using the Royal Copenhagen label.

The houses homonymous fragrances for men introduced in the 1970’s comprise of Royal Copenhagen cologne, sport cologne, aftershave splash and lotion featuring a woodsy mix of lemon, orange, jasmine, moss, and amber aromas. Royal Copenhagen Musk in cologne, face balm, soap and aftershave along with splash and lotion is a musky blend of moss, sage, clove, nutmeg, basil and musk and there is also the Royal Copenhagen Viking eau de toilette spray presenting a blend of sage, basil, clove, nutmeg and moss scents.

In an attempt to reduce expenditures, Swank decided to sell the fragrance collection to Five Star Fragrance Company in 1992,.