Fragrance house · Italy

Xerjoff

Explore 202 Xerjoff fragrances — notes, longevity, sillage and community ratings, matched to how you want to smell. The house dates from 2007.

About the house

Xerjoff was founded by Sergio Momo and Dominique Salvo. Momo is described as a former painter and designer who studied perfumery in Grasse in 2005, and he serves as CEO and creative director. The house gives its address as Via Carlo Tenivelli 29, Moncalieri, Turin. Andrea Tessitore became president of the company in July 2018.

In 2009 Xerjoff acquired and revived the historic Casamorati brand. One account from 2019 reported London as the company's commercial heart.

The early catalogue included themed series, such as the hobby-based Join the Club and the Oud Stars line. Now Smell This describes Join the Club, a collection of ten scents launched in December 2012, as a set in which each scent is an olfactory homage to a particular hobby. The same site lists Zanzibar, launched in October 2013, as part of the Oud Stars line.

Xerjoff also has a collaboration with Maison de Venoge champagne, and CaFleureBon calls Louis XV 1722 Rosé the second perfume in that collaboration between Xerjoff and the champagne house. The same publication describes Torino25, from 2025, as a bold and spicy leathery fragrance.

One Now Smell This reviewer judged that many of its fragrances were conservative to her nose, even though she credited the house with quality materials.

Signature notes

These notes show up in Xerjoff fragrances at least twice as often as in the catalogue as a whole. We worked this out from each fragrance's listed notes. It is not how the house describes itself.

Best known for

XJ 1861 Naxos, Erba Pura, Lira, Alexandria II, Torino21 and Dama Bianca — the most-rated in our catalogue.

Releases

From 2007 to 2025, 195 fragrances with a known year.

Said to be the inspiration

Some houses say which fragrance one of theirs was inspired by. These are the Xerjoff fragrances they name.