Baldessarini perfumes and colognes

Baldessarini is a German fashion label founded by Werner Baldessarini in 1993. Born in Austria to parents of Italian descent, Baldessarini entered the fashion world through the retail end, eventually becoming a buyer and joining the Hugo Boss AG corporation. A former chief designer and member of the Board of Directors for Hugo Boss, Baldessarini founded his own line as a luxury label, with the backing of Hugo Boss. The label showed its first collection of menswear in 1994.

Baldessarini men's fashions represented the best of the best in the Hugo Boss offerings, with exquisite tailoring and luxurious fabrics such as silk and cashmere. The first face of Baldessarini was Charles Schumann, the famed bartender who wrote a popular book on cocktails. Schumann's rugged and distinctive appearance was perfect for the company's first fragrance, Baldessarini Hugo Boss, which was launched in 2002 and won two FiFi awards in 2003—a first for a German designer.

In 2006, Baldessarini was sold to Ahlers AG, the second-largest producer of menswear in Europe.

A series of successful men's fragrances were launched in the early 21st century, bearing the slogan "Separates the men from the boys" and advertised by Schumann through 2009, when the new face, Werner Schreyer, first appeared in the campaign for Strictly Private.

Fragrances in the collection were originally produced in conjunction with Procter and Gamble, and the license for Baldessarini fragrances was acquired by Maurer & Wirtz in November 2011.

Designer Baldessarini has 7 perfumes in our fragrance base. The earliest edition was created in 2007 and the newest is from 2011. Baldessarini fragrances were made in collaboration with perfumers Firmenich and Alberto Morillas.