Moncler signs first fragrance deal with Interparfums

Published: 15-Jun-2020
Fragrance Finance

The worldwide licence gives the fragrance company the rights to create perfumes and fragrance-related products for the luxury fashion brand

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Moncler, the luxury Italian fashion brand, has signed a deal with Interparfums to create its first line of fragrances.

The agreement gives the fragrance manufacturer the rights to

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