Brand «Mansfield»

Mansfield's Italian Heritage

Born under the hot Neapolitan sun, Mansfield embodies Italian passion for beauty and sophistication in the world of niche perfumery. The brand, whose history began in 1992 thanks to entrepreneur Vittorio Scallela, is now lovingly and professionally led by his sons Massimo and Simone. Although the company was founded in the early 90s, Mansfield launched its first perfume—Monte Carlo for Lebanese designer Georges Feghali—in 2000, marking the official start of its perfumery journey. From the very beginning, the house's philosophy was built on deep respect for craftsmanship, attention to detail, and a desire to create emotional, memorable fragrances that go beyond mass market.

Unique Journey and Perfume Rights

The history of Mansfield is not just about creating perfumes, but a strategic building of a perfume empire. As early as 1997, the company acquired exclusive rights to produce fragrances for the legendary Neapolitan tie and accessory manufacturer E. Marinella, linking its name to the world of high fashion. Later, Mansfield became the official distributor of perfumery for the American retailer Brooks Brothers in Italy. This unique experience working with iconic brands allowed Mansfield to hone its understanding of the market and the tastes of a discerning audience. The brand's flagship boutique in Naples became a magnet for connoisseurs of exquisite fragrances.

Fragrance Philosophy: Between Tradition and Avant-Garde

Mansfield's perfumery style is a bold blend of Italian sensuality and international chic. The brand is not afraid to experiment with rich oriental accords, as in Oudamar, and at the same time creates fresh, elegant compositions inspired by the Italian Riviera, like the cult Piazzetta di Portofino. Many of the house's fragrances, such as Tattoo or Fusion à Distance, follow the unisex trend, offering complex, multifaceted stories that transcend gender boundaries. In creating its perfumes, Mansfield relies on the talent of recognized perfumers, such as Shyamala Maisondieu, whose expertise gives the compositions exceptional depth and balance.

Iconic Fragrances and Bestsellers

Over the years, Mansfield has created a whole gallery of memorable perfumery portraits. Iconic for the brand is the line inspired by Portofino: from the fresh and floral original version to the deeper and more classic chypre Piazzetta di Portofino Fragranza Classica. Oriental notes found their vivid expression in the sensual Sortilege and the mysterious L'Amant. Brand fans also highly value exclusive perfumery stories, such as Antonio De Curtis, dedicated to the great Italian actor, and the chic Georges Feghali Monte Carlo Coup de Foudre from the collaboration with the designer.

Expanding the Universe: Subsidiary Brands

The creative energy of Mansfield is not limited to the main brand. The company successfully develops several independent perfumery projects, each with its unique DNA. Under its aegis, niche brands such as Agatho, dedicated to botanical and mythological themes, and the provocative I Fiori Del Male ("The Flowers of Evil") were born. The brand Antonio De Curtis, named after Totò, is also part of this ecosystem, offering fragrances full of Italian character and theatricality. This approach demonstrates Mansfield's desire to explore different facets of perfumery art and offer the audience the widest possible choice.

Mansfield Today: Italian Chic in the Niche World

Today, Mansfield firmly holds a place among respected Italian niche houses. The brand continues to delight fans with new releases, such as the rich Tam Tam or the dark and mysterious Ame Noire, remaining true to its creed—to create emotional, high-quality fragrances with a story. For those seeking perfumery with character, different from the mainstream but possessing undeniable elegance and wearability, Mansfield becomes a discovery and a reliable guide into the world of exquisite scents.