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The scent on a shop floor shapes how long people browse and what they remember about the visit. We match a signature fragrance to the brand on the shelves.
A fresh, citrus led note suits a boutique built around light fabrics and daywear. A warmer, woody or amber direction suits leather goods, jewellery or homeware. The fragrance should feel like a natural extension of what's on the shelves, not a scent layered on top of it.
Entrance diffusion creates the first impression as customers step in, while a lighter background note keeps the rest of the floor from feeling overwhelming during longer browsing sessions.
The Scent Company library already scents premium retail environments including John Lewis in the UK, a direct precedent for applying the same standard to any boutique or department store floor.
It depends on the merchandise. Fresh and citrus led for fashion and daywear, warmer and woodier for leather goods, jewellery or homeware. We recommend a direction after seeing the space and the product range.
No. We set entrance diffusion for a strong first impression, with a lighter background note through the rest of the floor so longer visits don't feel overwhelming.
Yes, many retailers refresh their signature note seasonally alongside new collections. The diffusion equipment stays the same, only the fragrance cartridge changes.
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