A dry spicy perfume with layers of pepper and nutmeg on top of smooth soft leather theme underneath.
Bon Parfumeur open olfactive dimensions and invite you to add your own story. Try 901 if you like dark spices, tender woodiness of patchouli and reserved sweetness of tonka.
Perfumer: Corinne Cachen
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the scent of a close, low-lit room where conversation stays measured and the air carries spice, wood and skin. It suits someone who prefers presence to projection: composed, slightly enigmatic, and warm without softness turning sweet.
How to wear
Best in cool weather or air-conditioned spaces, where the pepper, nutmeg and woods stay crisp and the leather-tinged base feels smooth rather than heavy. Apply lightly to the chest or neck; one to three sprays are enough for a focused, intimate trail that becomes warmer on skin over time.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like spicy woods, restrained leather and a dry, polished finish rather than sweetness or obvious freshness. It will appeal to people drawn to composed, slightly dark fragrances with a tactile, modern elegance.
Release year
2016
The nose
Corinne Cachen is a French perfumer known for composing scents with clear structure and a polished, contemporary feel. Her work often balances brightness and texture, letting spice, woods and musks unfold in a way that feels precise rather than ornate. For Bon Parfumeur, she shaped 901 as a warm, spicy-woody composition with a supple leather impression, giving the fragrance its dry elegance and understated depth. It sits well within her style of building fragrances that feel legible, modern and tactile.
Collaborators
Founder Ludovic Bonneton helped shape the creative direction and concept of the brand’s numbered fragrances, including the idea of a personal, mix-and-match olfactory wardrobe. For 901, that framework guided Corinne Cachen’s composition into a fragrance meant to feel open, adaptable and story-driven rather than fixed.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur approaches perfumery as a contemporary, democratic form of artistic expression: numbered scents, clear note families and a strong emphasis on layering invite wearers to build a personal fragrance wardrobe. The house pairs this playful freedom with French craftsmanship, clean formulas and a made-in-France ethos.
901’s concept
901 was part of Bon Parfumeur’s debut numbered collection and is described as the house’s genesis fragrance, the first formula created by founder Ludovic Bonneton before it was finally placed in the line. Corinne Cachen turned that idea into a spicy-woody composition built around warmth, citrus lift and a soft, sensual base, with inspiration linked to Bonneton’s memories of tropical scents encountered in Colombia.
Extra info
901 is one of Bon Parfumeur’s numbered debut fragrances and remains part of the brand’s core collection. The house uses a color-coded, mix-and-match system, and 901 is built around a clear spicy-woody profile with black pepper as a key note.
A dry spicy perfume with layers of pepper and nutmeg on top of smooth soft leather theme underneath.
Bon Parfumeur open olfactive dimensions and invite you to add your own story. Try 901 if you like dark spices, tender woodiness of patchouli and reserved sweetness of tonka.
Perfumer: Corinne Cachen
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the scent of a close, low-lit room where conversation stays measured and the air carries spice, wood and skin. It suits someone who prefers presence to projection: composed, slightly enigmatic, and warm without softness turning sweet.
How to wear
Best in cool weather or air-conditioned spaces, where the pepper, nutmeg and woods stay crisp and the leather-tinged base feels smooth rather than heavy. Apply lightly to the chest or neck; one to three sprays are enough for a focused, intimate trail that becomes warmer on skin over time.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like spicy woods, restrained leather and a dry, polished finish rather than sweetness or obvious freshness. It will appeal to people drawn to composed, slightly dark fragrances with a tactile, modern elegance.
Release year
2016
The nose
Corinne Cachen is a French perfumer known for composing scents with clear structure and a polished, contemporary feel. Her work often balances brightness and texture, letting spice, woods and musks unfold in a way that feels precise rather than ornate. For Bon Parfumeur, she shaped 901 as a warm, spicy-woody composition with a supple leather impression, giving the fragrance its dry elegance and understated depth. It sits well within her style of building fragrances that feel legible, modern and tactile.
Collaborators
Founder Ludovic Bonneton helped shape the creative direction and concept of the brand’s numbered fragrances, including the idea of a personal, mix-and-match olfactory wardrobe. For 901, that framework guided Corinne Cachen’s composition into a fragrance meant to feel open, adaptable and story-driven rather than fixed.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur approaches perfumery as a contemporary, democratic form of artistic expression: numbered scents, clear note families and a strong emphasis on layering invite wearers to build a personal fragrance wardrobe. The house pairs this playful freedom with French craftsmanship, clean formulas and a made-in-France ethos.
901’s concept
901 was part of Bon Parfumeur’s debut numbered collection and is described as the house’s genesis fragrance, the first formula created by founder Ludovic Bonneton before it was finally placed in the line. Corinne Cachen turned that idea into a spicy-woody composition built around warmth, citrus lift and a soft, sensual base, with inspiration linked to Bonneton’s memories of tropical scents encountered in Colombia.
Extra info
901 is one of Bon Parfumeur’s numbered debut fragrances and remains part of the brand’s core collection. The house uses a color-coded, mix-and-match system, and 901 is built around a clear spicy-woody profile with black pepper as a key note.