Established in Charente since the 13th century, the family has eminent members, the best known of whom is certainly François Rabelais, to whom the perfume L'Humaniste pays homage. Perfumes that tell the story of male figures but whose notes appeal to both women and men. From Edgar Allan Poe to Rudyard Kipling, from Gustave Eiffel to the Tourist Trophy, let yourself be carried away by these olfactory tales that are at once refined, powerful and distinguished.
"Wearing Frapin means distinguishing yourself with a very "Frenchy" refinement, on the border between a man of action and a man of letters, the scent of a complete man."